Let’s protect every childhood.
Preventing child abuse and neglect so all families can thrive.
Upcoming Trainings
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Child Sexual Abuse PreventionTuesday, November 10, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmKeeping Kids Safe: Staff Training
This two-hour training will teach staff knowledge, practical skills, language, and tools to create safer environments for children and prevent child sexual abuse.
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Partner TrainingThursday, November 12, 12:30 pm – 2:00 pmBeyond 51As: Building Pathways That Support Families
This session focuses on systems-level approaches to reducing unnecessary child neglect reports.
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Partner TrainingTuesday, November 17, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pmNovember Lunch and Learn
A monthly, 1-hour, high-octane focus on the emerging issues for clinicians and allied professionals working with children and youth engaging in problematic sexual behaviors.
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Resources
Explore professional development and prevention resources for family support staff.
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newsOctober 23, 2026George Atanasov Receives Governor Paul Cellucci Fatherhood Award
The Children’s Trust recently honored longtime board member and fatherhood advocate George Atanasov with the Governor Paul Cellucci Fatherhood Award, recognizing his longstanding commitment to supporting fathers and strengthening families across Massachusetts.
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insightOctober 9, 202630 Years of Making Room for Dads
For 30 years, the Children’s Trust’s Fathers & Family Network has connected professionals and resources to strengthen support for dads across Massachusetts.
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newsOctober 5, 2026Statement from the Children’s Trust on the Attorney General’s Report on Clergy Sexual Abuse
We are grateful to the survivors who shared their experiences and to Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell and her office for bringing these institutional failures into public view. Acknowledgment and accountability matter, but they must lead to lasting action.
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