Child Abuse Prevention Center
2390 E Orangewood Ave #300, Anaheim, Ca 92806, Usa
Phone (714) 619 - 6380
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| Our mission | The Child Abuse Prevention Center directly serves at-risk children and families in crisis to prevent and break the generational cycle of child abuse. |
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Annual Event CommitteesVolunteers assist in planning one or more of the Prevention Center’s major annual fundraising events. Individual event committees meet regularly to plan the event, secure auction items, solicit corporate sponsorships, sell program ad space, tickets, organize volunteers and more!Basic Needs WarehouseBagging food, sorting clothing, and assisting with inventory are just a few ways which you can help the Basic Needs Program get these items to a family in need. Volunteer opportunities are available Thursdays and Fridays between 9am-4pm.Core volunteerHave some extra time on your hands? You can help advance the mission of the Child Abuse Prevention Center by being a core volunteer! Core volunteers support our team for a minimum of seven hours per week for three months, providing skilled support in our office. Core volunteers contribute to the daily activities of the Prevention Center and are the backbone of our events.Basic Needs WarehouseThe Basic Needs Program supports families who are working to establish a healthy non-abusive environment for their children. These families lack the basic items needed to raise their children. Together, with your help, we can get these families what they need to provide a loving and safe home. Bagging food, sorting clothing, and assisting with inventory are just a few ways which you can help the Basic Needs Program get these items to a family in need.Fundraise for Our CauseAlso known as micro-fundraising, individuals will raise money through their own individual fundraising efforts such as running a Marathon, hosting a cocktail party or a car wash. Individuals volunteer their time and solicit donations from family, friends and/or colleagues to support the Prevention Center and our cause.Office SupportVolunteers are needed to assist with general office support such as: organizing and maintaining the Resource wall, inventorying and sorting the supply room, sanding and painting wooden toys to give to children, special event mailers, assembling thank you gifts, and other projects.Donation DriveStudents, groups or businesses interested in doing a one-time project to help the Prevention Center can spearhead the collection of much needed items. Examples include: Diaper Drive, Backpack Drive or School Supplies Drive.Skill Based VolunteerBe a volunteer with us in a way that allows you to apply your job skills and strengths to a great cause! Opportunities include: Finance and Accounting, Information Technology, Logistics, Project and Program Management, Marketing and Communications, and Multimedia Strategy.Skill Based VolunteerBe a volunteer with us in a way that allows you to apply your job skills and strengths to a great cause! Opportunities include:Finance and Accounting, Information Technology, Logistics, Project and Program Management, Marketing and Communications, and Multimedia Strategy.Office SupportVolunteers are needed to assist with general office support such as: organizing and maintaining the Resource wall, inventorying and sorting the supply room, sanding and painting wooden toys to give to children, special event mailers, assembling thank you gifts, and other projects. |
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| About us | The Child Abuse Prevention Center is the country’s leading not-for-profit organization focused exclusively on the prevention of child abuse. Our early intervention programs have a well-documented record of strengthening and improving parent-child relationships, working to prevent child abuse before it occurs. Our goals are accomplished by matching families at risk of child abuse with professional caseworkers who work with them directly in their homes. The goal of intervention is to replace parenting patterns that may lead to abuse and neglect with nurturing parenting styles, as well as to empower parents to become self-sufficient. |
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