The Childhelp Speak Up Be Safe (CH SUBS) child abuse prevention curriculum has achieved an important milestone by being reviewed and listed as evidence-based by the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse (CEBC).

Community, self-care, exercise, art therapy and doing something kind for others. These are just a few ways those suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can regulate some of the tough symptoms of traumatic events. At Childhelp, we practice what we preach…

Maintain A Healthy Diet   A healthy diet is the next most important part of your child’s overall health. However, children can be picky eaters which doesn’t make it easy to get them to eat their fruits and vegetables,   but you…

The prevention of suicide strengthens our resolve to prevent abuse, and it reinforces the many reasons we help survivors heal in the wake of harm. In that sense, our mission very much focuses on preventing suicide, and it’s an aspect…

As we focus on suicide prevention, let’s shine a light on the connection between child abuse and suicide. Studies have squarely linked them in several ways. For example, abused kids often suffer low self-worth, harm themselves, and consider committing suicide.

Explore Childhelp’s reach throughout 2020 with a comprehensive year in review including events and milestones.

Chris Ruble, Executive Director of Childhelp Alice C. Tyler Village In a note to leadership staff, Chris Ruble, executive director of Childhelp Alice C. Tyler Village, describes his experience through…

5 Tips to keep you grounded, sane and smiling from Turkey Day to the New Year Your child tosses a leftover Thanksgiving turkey leg at the TV while you’re trying…