Child Advocates engages community volunteers and staff to protect children who are victims of child abuse. We are their voices in court, ensuring all children thrive in a safe and secure home.
Your Voice. Their Future.
We are the voice of thousands of children who have faced abuse and neglect.
Be a child’s constant amidst the chaos.
Make the choice to be the voice for abused and neglected children.
Child Advocates
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We help children of all ages, races and socio-economic backgrounds. Children with irresistible grins, vivid imaginations, and incredible potential. All of them share one unfortunate commonality – each one has been a victim of abuse or neglect.
A gift to Child Advocates helps provide for the recruitment, training, and support of court-appointed advocate volunteers.
Volunteer
Ordinary community members are doing extraordinary things for our most vulnerable children, and so can you. Learn more about how you can volunteer as a child advocate to make an impact on the lives of at-risk children.
Interrupting Racism for Children
Racial disparities in child welfare, income, education and health continue to exist and serve as a barrier to just and sustainable communities. Interrupting Racism for Children educates and moves individuals to action to stop racism in its tracks, creating a future where children thrive and race does not predict their life outcomes. Join us to make a lasting impact for our children.
Latest Blog Entries
18
Oct
Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) Awards Child Advocates Crime Prevention Grant for Educational Liaison Program
The Central Indiana Community Foundation, a …
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7
Oct
Congratulations to Aleks Pesali, recipient of Kit Magazine’s Women Making a Difference Award.
When Fishers resident Aleks Pesalj began volunteering with …
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1
Oct
Child Advocates Makes Programming Shift from Undoing Racism to Interrupting Racism for Children
Disproportionality has long been evident in the child …
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16
Sep
Last Saturday, Child Advocates held a new event that encouraged the community to put their thinking caps on for a …
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