Kathie Lee’s Play SAVING AIMEE Debut
Posted 10/17/2011 by Childhelp
We congratulate our dedicated Childhelp Celebrity Ambassador Kathie Lee Gifford on her new play SAVING AIMEE Read More »
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Real life stories from the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-4-A-CHILD
Posted 10/12/2011 by Childhelp
Recently, a 10-year-old boy called the Hotline. He was given a bookmark at his school that tells children about Childhelp’s National Child Abuse Hotline and when they should call for help. Read More »
Congressman Cardoza honors Childhelp Co-Founders for dedication to adoption
Posted 10/05/2011 by Childhelp
Childhelp® co-founders received the Angels in Adoption™ award today from California Congressman Dennis Cardoza and the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute (CCAI) for their lifelong dedication to adoption and positive child welfare practices. Read More »
Cyber-bullying: The bully
Posted 09/28/2011 by Childhelp
With the technology available to children, teens and preteens, bullying has in many ways, taken on a new form. Not that traditional harassment or teasing has disappeared, but rather a new bullying avenue has appeared with the birth of social media. Read More »
Barrett-Jackson Lifts Charity Sales
Posted 09/28/2011 by Jonathan Sierakowski - Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas auction catalog
For years, Barrett-Jackson has used its highly successful auction company to raise money for worthwhile charities around the globe. The organizations benefitting from an influx of needed funds touch people from every walk of life. Read More »
Childhelp Receives $35,000 From Supreme Master Television
Posted 09/27/2011 by Childhelp
Supreme Master TV's Ching Hai offered a generous donation to various charities, including Childhelp; which received $35,000. Read More »
Media Advisory: Shaq, Betty White, Buckcherry team up to offer hope to abused children
Posted 09/22/2011 by Childhelp
When three powerhouses in the sports, entertainment and rock industry get together for a cause – you know it’s an important message. Basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal, the “most influential celebrity” Betty White and Grammy-nominated rock band Buckcherry all “got in the game” to film a Public Service Announcement for national nonprofit Childhelp. Read More »
Abuse Prevention Education in Schools
Posted 09/21/2011 by Childhelp
How do the experiences and perceptions of today’s students differ from those of previous decades, and how can we communicate the truth to them about tough subjects like bullying and physical, emotional and sexual abuse? Read More »
Stress Prevention?
Posted 09/14/2011 by Childhelp
Is it really possible to prevent stress? According to the National Health Interview Survey about 75% of the general population experiences “some stress” every two weeks, and half of those say their stress level is moderate or high during the same two week period. Read More »
Courage
Posted 09/07/2011 by Childhelp
It takes courage to love a child even with he or she does things that inconvenience, stress or hurt us. Read More »
Team Childhelp - Different Roles to Play
Posted 08/29/2011 by Childhelp
Each one of us has different interests, skills, passions, goals, etc. That’s what makes this world such an exciting place to live and getting to know each person a bit of an adventure. Read More »
1-800-4-A-CHILD: What to expect when you call
Posted 08/24/2011 by Childhelp
For almost 30 years, Childhelp’s National Child Abuse Hotline has helped connect individuals with the information or people they need as they confront child abuse in their lives, whether they are a child, parent, teacher or a concerned school administrator. Read More »
Shaq, Betty White and Buckcherry Come Together for Hope - Upcoming PSA
Posted 08/22/2011 by Childhelp
Shaquille O’Neal, Betty White and Buckcherry. What do they have in common? They are all being featured in an upcoming PSA for Childhelp! Read More »
Booboo & Fivel Stewart’s Childhelp Benefit Concerts
Posted 08/17/2011 by Childhelp
The Booboo & Fivel Concerts to End Child Abuse in Tustin, CA and Tempe, AZ on August 12 and 13, respectively, sent a powerful message to young people all over the country — they have the power to fight child abuse. Read More »
Together - Ending the Cycle of abuse
Posted 08/17/2011 by Childhelp
As Maureen Basenberg, director of ChildHelp Children’s Center of Arizona has said in a recent interview, “To know the extent of it and to really own that within our society, you really have to open up a piece of your soul Read More »
Digging Yourself into a Hole to Feel Better
Posted 08/10/2011 by David Henry - Village Chaplain
It is always nice to have what you knew by intuition proven correct by science. Scientists at Bristol University have shown that a bacteria found in the soil activated a group of neurons in test mice that produce the brain chemical serotonin. Read More »
The Adoption Poem
Posted 08/10/2011 by Childhelp
Once there were two women who never knew each other, One – you do not remember, the other you call mother. Two different lives shaped to make yours, Read More »
Counseling: The beginning of the healing process
Posted 08/03/2011 by Childhelp
With the prominence of abuse in the United States, it’s clear that the problem must be approached on multiple fronts. That is why at Childhelp we’re committed to advocating for children through prevention and intervention education, providing treatment services and legal advocacy. Read More »
10 Ways to Help Out a Stressed Parent
Posted 07/27/2011 by Childhelp
We all experience stress at different times in our lives, and during those times it tends to have an effect on our families and the people closest to us. However, for parents especially, it’s important to learn to handle stress effectively because the people closest to us are often our children. Read More »
How much should parents monitor their child’s online activities?
Posted 07/20/2011 by Childhelp
While there are many opinions on this topic, truthfully, no one but you can answer this question. As a parent, it’s important to consider your child’s safety, responsibility and privacy on the Internet, but it can be difficult to know how to go about it. Read More »
