Prevention Network
We are building a network of citizens and practitioners around the state that want to increase their knowledge of research and best practices in child abuse prevention, share their successes and challenges around the work, collaborate to expand the services available to families, and educate public officials on the needs of children in Colorado. One of the benefits of partnering with our prevention network is the ability to learn what is working in other communities across the state allowing you to make the best use of valuable and limited resources.
Prevent Child Abuse Colorado has a lot to offer local communities and counties. Some of the resources that we can provide include tool kits, access to research, public awareness campaigns, discounts on parenting materials, training, technical assitance, and networking opportunities.
Prevent Child Abuse Colorado is proud to work with the following partners -
19th Judicial District Adult Drug Court Program
Broomfield Early Childhood Council
Colorado Alliance for Drug Endangered Children
Colorado Association of Family and Child Agencies
Colorado Children's Trust Fund - Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Denver Department of Human Services
Denver Office of Drug Strategy
Early Childhood Council of Logan, Phillips, and Sedgwick Counties
El Paso & Teller Counties Alliance for Drug Endangered Children
Elbert County Early Childhood Council
Every Child Matters in Colorado
Family Intercultural Resource Center
Family Resource Center Association
Father Dyer United Methodist Church
Mesa County Partnership for Children and Families - How Are the Children? Board
Office of Colorado's Child Protection Ombudsman
Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program, Colorado Department of Human Services
Rural Law Enforcement Methamphetamine Initiative
Rural Communities Resource Center
University of Colorado at Denver, Department of Health and Behavioral Sciences
Weld County Department of Human Services
We educate, connect, and mobilize Colorado communities and families so our children can grow and develop free from abuse and neglect.
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