Thriving Kids
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What We Do

Thriving Kids

See our new report

CACs have provided more than a million kids with healing, science-based mental health services since 2009. See our Thriving Kids 2019 report and learn how we got here, why it matters, and where we're going together.

New Grants

Where will they take you?

New RFPs for grants funding the work of CACs and Chapters are now available. Learn more, apply, and chart a new path forward as you serve kids.

Donate Today

Let Our Light Shine Together

Use this holiday season to give a gift that allows a child to reclaim their childhood. Give to NCA today.

What We Do

How CACs Serve Kids

Children's Advocacy Centers bring together all the services kids need to help them heal after abuse, so they don't need to go find help themselves. Watch a short video that explains our model.

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Stand Up. Step Forward.

Help victims become survivors. Show your support for child victims of abuse. Visit the Stand Up, Step Forward website and take a stand.

Take Our Pledge

Act Now

One With Courage

Learn how to have the courage to talk about child sexual abuse, and about the unique role children’s advocacy centers play in helping victims heal and recover.

Be the One

Be the One

50 Stars in 50 States

Our 50 Stars in 50 States campaign spotlights some of the incredible leaders, innovative programs and creative events in the CAC movement. Check out this month’s feature stars!

50 Stars

Stand Up. Step Forward.

One With Courage

50 Stars in 50 States

881

Children's Advocacy Centers nationwide.

334,626

children helped by CACs last year

1,905,892

people provided with child abuse prevention training

OUR STORY

National Children’s Alliance. We're Here to Help.

National Children’s Alliance is a professional membership organization dedicated to helping local communities respond to allegations of child abuse in ways that are effective and efficient – and put the needs of child victims first.

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