We’re proud to share resources for our partners focused on data, research, and policy and also resources for parents who may be looking for support. These resources are not exhaustive, so please let us know if you know of a resource we should share.
If you suspect someone is in danger or being hurt, please call 911 immediately.
If you suspect child abuse or neglect, report it to your local hotline at the Oregon Department of Human Services.
If you suspect someone is in danger or being hurt, please call 911 immediately.
If you suspect child abuse or neglect, report it to your local hotline at the Oregon Department of Human Services.
ACES TRAINING RESOURCESPCAO promotes healing for communities and individuals impacted by Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES), especially child abuse and neglect. Learn more about this public health movement at ACE Interface.
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FOR PARENTSHere at PCAO, we know that kids are safe and supported when their parents are safe and supported. For that reason we’ve compiled a few resources here for parents in Oregon who are looking for help, whether it be immediate assistance,
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FOR PARTNERSChild abuse is a complex issue that cuts across race, class, culture and geography, therefore prevention must be addressed at every level and angle possible. We’ve collected the following resources to support our partners as they develop strategies to lift up prevention across the state.
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WHAT IS PREVENTION?The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has created a short animated video, Principles of Prevention, that can help you better understand prevention-including your role as an individual. In a hurry? No problem- download our Quick Prevention Facts.
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