Childhelp U.S.A

Alice C. Tyler Village of ChildhelpProgram

A residential treatment home in rural Virginia for children and teens with trauma, neglect, or psychiatric and developmental needs. It sits on a 270-acre horse farm. Children live in cottages and get therapy, medical care, and school support.

Childhelp Advocacy CentersService

Child-friendly centers in Phoenix, Arizona and Knoxville, Tennessee. Police, medical staff, therapists, and advocates work together in one place to protect and help children who are referred.

Childhelp Clinical ServicesService

Therapy for children and families recovering from abuse or neglect. Services include occupational therapy, mental health services, and counseling with licensed therapists.

Childhelp National Child Abuse HotlineService

A hotline staffed by trained crisis counselors, not bots. They help with questions about child abuse, give support, share reporting information, and offer referrals.

Childhelp Speak Up Be SafeProgram

A school-based abuse-prevention curriculum for children from Pre-K through 12th grade. Trained facilitators teach safety skills. Lessons come in English and Spanish, and schools and community groups use it.

Connect to Protect KidsProgram

A training for adults who want to protect children from sexual abuse and other harm. Trained facilitators teach it to parents, caregivers, professionals, schools, and youth groups. It covers ways to lower risk and to step in.

Courage First Athlete HelplineService

A free, private helpline for athletes, coaches, and families dealing with abuse, harassment, or mental health worries in sports. It offers crisis help, emotional support, and resources made for athletes.

Foster Care ServicesProgram

Childhelp finds, trains, and supports foster and adoptive parents for abused and neglected children. It has programs in Southern California and East Tennessee. Foster parents get training, counseling for the child, round-the-clock crisis help, and a monthly stipend.