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Prevent Child Abuse New York is the only statewide, nonprofit organization in New York dedicated to preventing child abuse and neglect. We do so by:
Quick Links: 2010 Conference: Education, Inspiration & Solutions Join us at the 15th annual NYS Child Abuse Prevention Conference April 26-28, 2010. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month It's your turn to make a difference! Get CAP Month information, products and resources. Join the Movement! Subscribe to our email newsletters and alerts. 2010 Pinwheels for Prevention: Available to Order Raise awareness about child abuse and neglect in your community by taking part in the Pinwheels for Prevention campaign. 2010 Swing "FORE" Kids' Sake Join us July 26, 2010 for the 1st Annual Swing "Fore" Kids' Sake Golf Outing to benefit Prevent Child Abuse New York, celebrating its 30th anniversary! Find a Parenting Class Search by county or borough in our online directory of parenting classes. Tips for Parents Explore our pages especially designed for parents. PCANY's Prevention Network The Prevention Network is a network of agencies, organizations, and community groups who care about NY’s families. PCANY's Blog Join the conversation about the growing movement to prevent child abuse before it starts. Resource Room Parenting and child abuse prevention information for families, professionals, advocates, students and communities. New York State Parenting Education Partnership NYSPEP is a network of colleagues from across the state, working together to promote, provide and improve parenting education. Contact Us Send an E-mail | 1-800-CHILDREN 24-Hour Prevention and Parent Helpline: 1-800-342-7472 (PIRC) |
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We are the New York State chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America. Call 1-800-CHILDREN to reach your state's chapter. |
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| Prevent Child Abuse NY | 33 Elk Street, 2nd Floor | Albany, NY 12207 | | P: 518-445-1273 | 1-800-CHILDREN | F: 518-436-5889 | | |
