WHAT WE DO

We are Researching evidence based protocols, policies, and legislation for psychological communication tools geared toward the age development of the child. We are developing age specific algorithms for investigators to follow concerning adequate evidence based on a child’s behavior, capacity, and level of disclosure. We are also working with forensic interviewers, Child Advocacy therapists the Department of Children and Families, Victim Advocates and law enforcement to gain their needed input. Understanding a child and gathering evidence is detrimental in stopping the cycle of abuse for the child victim, as well as the abuser.

We are implementing training initiatives to present prevention, as well as, child sexual abuse and trafficking identifiers associated with the psychological behavior of a child victim. Our training will be formatted to meet standards required for Professional CEU’s.  Rescuing through resources and training will empower first responders, such as, Teachers, Health care providers, Law enforcement, DCF, and Child Care providers to recognize and rescue a child trapped in the silence of sexual abuse.