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Child Abuse Prevention - Kansas Children’s Service League, Inc.
Early identification and weekly support help prevent child abuse and neglect and improve family functioning. We aim to help in the recovery process, prevent child abuse and neglect, encourage self-sufficiency, and foster healthy child development.

Home - Personal Safety Awareness Program
This sensitive, comprehensive program teaches children in a positive, non-threatening way the information they need to protect themselves from sexual assault. The curriculum is presented in four one-hour long sessions over a two-week period.

Prevention and Protection Services Child Protective Services
If it is determined that a child is unsafe, then a recommendation is made by Child Protective Services or law enforcement to the court regarding what action should be taken regarding the child's safety. The court is ultimately responsible for the decision to remove a child from the home.

Home - Kansas Children’s Service League, Inc.
KCSL serves as the state chapter for Prevent Child Abuse America. In this key role, we work to build awareness, educate, organize activities, and lead advocacy efforts to prevent child abuse and neglect.

Children's Advocacy Centers of Kansas Inc - Home
We promote excellence in child abuse response and prevention by training professionals, engaging communities, mobilizing organizations, and empowering leaders.

Kansas Department for Children and Families - Home
Food, Child Care and Cash Assistance 1-888-369-4777; Report Child or Adult Abuse or Neglect 1-800-922-5330; Child Support Service Center 1-888-757-2445; Family Crisis Response Helpline 1-833-441-2240; DCF Locations Open Weekdays: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Customer Service Phone: 1-833-765-2003 | TTY: 1-785-296-1491. Provide Feedback

Child Advocacy Center - Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System
Our Child Advocacy Center (CAC) is a child-friendly center in which a team of caring professionals evaluate children who may have been abused. CAC’s team includes a family advocate and forensic interviewer, and may also enlist expertise from local law enforcement, Department of Child and Families (DCF), and a nurse or nurse practitioner.