Child Abuse Prevention Resources

A Survivor's Guide to Sexual Assault

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Gives the public information needed to locate abducted children.

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This site explains the CA Safely Surrendered Baby Law which allows an infant to be safely surrendered to a designated site within 72 hours of the child’s birth rather than abandoning them in an unsafe location.

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Giving your baby a safe place to sleep is important. Safe sleep helps lower the risk of injury, breathing problems, and SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome).

Sleep Safety ABC's 

Do not put your baby in your bed. He could roll out, or you could roll on top of him. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that babies sleep:

• Alone, in a crib or bassinet, in your room.
• On their Backs.
• In safe Cribs.

For more sleep safety tips, check out the First 5 California Parent Guide.

1-800-843-5200

Support, encouragement, and referrals to youth needing assistance or in a crisis.

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(209) 736-4011

These sessions are facilitated by CalTrin Training Coordinator, Jessica Mattly, who will discuss everyday strategies for building Parental Resilience with families. Not sure which learning format is right for you? Read our blog post, CalTrin Webinars vs. Workshops, to find out! www.caltrin.org/webinars-vs-workshops

1-866-FOR-LIGHT   For children and adults with questions about sexual abuse or inappropriate sexual behavior. Learn the steps to protect a child from child abuse.

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Bullying Prevention, Abuse Prevention, and Stranger Safety

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Live Beyond
Our past experiences don’t define us, but they can have a lasting impact on our mental and physical health and even our relationships. ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) are not our fault. We didn’t have control over when or why they happened, but we can live beyond ACEs and take steps toward healing. It begins with understanding how ACEs show up in our lives. And then we can start healing. Learn more or share your story at LiveBeyond.

Information on more than 63,000 persons required to register in CA as sex offenders

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Prevention and Parenting Tip Sheets, brochures, child abuse facts, and research.

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Call the 24 hour toll-free number, 1-800-4-A-CHILD  (1-800-422-4453), for confidential assistance in 170 languages with professional crisis counselors.

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Teenagers often resort to drug use as a cry for help. Underlying psychological factors such as depression are present in a number of these cases. If your teen is using drugs and seems depressed, they may be at risk for committing suicide.

Co-Occuring Disorders

The Link between Teen Drug Use and Suicide

Informative brochure on the impact screen time (TV, phones, iPads, computers) is having on children's developing brains and bodies.

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SingleCare's Guide to Understanding Grief

Grief is a natural response to loss, yet can still be difficult to understand. That’s why we created this medically reviewed guide to provide important tips and resources for those grieving and their loved ones. 

The guide includes:

• The difference between depression, normal grief, and complicated grief
• Physical and emotional symptoms to normal and complicated grief
• When to seek help for yourself
• How to support a loved one who is grieving