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Valuing children. Strengthening families. Engaging communities.

WHO WE ARE

Prevent Child Abuse Virginia (PCAV) is a statewide, private nonprofit organization that strives through advocacy, education, direct services and partnerships to eliminate child abuse and neglect in the Commonwealth. PCAV leads a coalition of independent agencies and Healthy Families programs across Virginia and provides a range of support and information to help families and children thrive.


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"Children don't come with instructions. Yet parents are expected to know how to do this important and difficult job without training or education! Preventing child abuse and neglect is really about promoting positive parenting through education and support...on many levels. All of us can play a role in building strong families." - Johanna Schuchert, PCAV Executive Director


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Prevent Child Abuse Virginia's Signature Programs & Services:


Direct Service Programs

  • 800-CHILDREN - A statewide helpline offering resources and education for parents and caregivers
  • Healthy Families Virginia
  • Hugs and Kisses
  • Nurturing Programs ®
  • Circle of Parents

 

Educational Opportunities

  • Family Resource Center
  • Professional Training
  • State and Local Legislative Advocacy
  • Child Abuse Prevention Month
  • Together for Children Newsletter


2010 Prevention Month Packet Materials Now Available!
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Healthy Families Virginia Executive Summary

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800-CHILDREN
800CHILDREN@pcav.org

For support or information, call this toll-free number or e-mail us.


For more information call or write:
PCAV ~ Prevent Child Abuse Virginia

4901 Fitzhugh Avenue, Suite 200
Richmond, Virginia 23230

804-359-6166 | 800-CHILDREN
FAX 804-359-5065

Email: info@pcav.org

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