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Other Support Groups and Information:

	Protect: National Association to Protect Children - says that "In many states, criminals who rape children can get probation ... IF the child comes from the rapist's own family." Protect worked to change that in North Carolina
	The Rachel Foundation - helps parents and children reform bonds broken by abduction or alienation
	National Coalition Against Domestic Violence - victims of domestic violence can get help with facial, dental or skin reconstruction through various programs that are supported in part by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (Face-to-Face, Give Back a Smile, and S.C.O.R.E.S.). For more information:

Face to Face - 1-800-842-4546 - project of the Educational and Research Foundation for the Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFRS). Facial, neck and head reconstructive and plastic surgery.

Give Back a Smile - 1-800-773-4227 - program of the National Humanitarian Project of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and the AACD Charitable Foundation. Complimentary construction and cosmetic and reconstructive dental care to front teeth and/or supporting structures of the front teeth

S.C.O.R.E.S. - : 1-888-892-6702 - program of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS).

Dermatologic surgery to repair facial scars, burns, tattoos, etc. caused by domestic violence.

	Recovery, Inc.
	Survivors of Incest Anonymous, Inc.
	Sexaholics Anonymous
	National Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity
	COSA - Codependents of Sex Addicts
	S-Anon International Family Groups
	SAFE (Stop Abuse for Everyone)
	KidsHealth - "Am I In a Healthy Relationship?" (written for teens, but the message works for adults, too)
	SilentLambs.org - discusses alleged abuse within the Jehovah's Witness Organization
	Rape Abuse Incest National Network
	National Center for Victims of Crime – provides advocacy for victims, assistance in navigating the justice process, and counseling referrals.

	Save The Children - works in 18 U.S. states and 46 nations to make a positive change in the lives of children in need.
	Links to State Information on Registered Sex Offenders

	Safer Child Support for Parents pages
	Link to Safer Child Communication Page - learn how to communicate with your child and other family members more effectively
	Link to Safer Child Mental Distress Page
	What Were You Taught as a Child? - did you learn unhealthy lessons that interfere with your ability to parent and/or to be happy?
	Our Thoughts on What Children Need to Grow Up Happy and Confident
	Children's Bureau (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) - for information on child abuse statistics for United States - year 1999.
	Center for the Study of Parental Acceptance and Rejection - conducts research on issues surrounding parental acceptance and rejection
	National Clearinghouse on Family Violence (in Canada) - information and resources (in Canada)

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Parents Falsely Accused of Abuse or Neglect (This does happen. The organizations listed below are listed as a courtesy. We have not investigated them, and their inclusion does not necessarily indicate Safer Child endorsement or support. If you know of an organization we can add, please tell us!):

	O.I. Accused Parents Support Group (based in the UK)
	False Allegations
	ReligiousTolerance.org - lists several resources
	Accused
	The A-Team - a coalition of professionals set up to deal with false allegations
	False Memory Syndrome Foundation
	Institute for Psychological Therapies

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