2021 IMPACT REPORT
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STRENGTHENING FAMILIES & CHILDREN FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS
Founded
OUR MISSION
in 1987, Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky is the state’s leading nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing child abuse and neglect before it ever occurs. As the Kentucky chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America, we offer statewide programs and services to strengthen Kentucky’s families through evidence-based approaches.
prevent the abuse and neglect of
children through advocacy, awareness, education and
a better Kentucky by shaping our future leaders, and their families, to ensure Kentucky’s children grow up in safe, healthy environments. Because childhood lasts a lifetime....
To
Kentucky’s
training. OUR VISION Building
OUR IMPACT 51,382 EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES DISTRIBUTED TO EDUCATE KENTUCKIANS ON HOW TO PREVENT CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT 3,107 44,262 PIECES OF PINWHEEL MERCHANDISE DISTRIBUTED TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR PREVENTION EFFORTS 10,447 PARENTS & CAREGIVERS ATTENDED A PARENT EDUCATION CLASS OR SUPPORT GROUP TRAININGS CONDUCTED TO 34 INDIVIDUALS 56% INCREASE FROM LAST FISCAL YEAR 422 PARTICIPANTS ATTENDED THE VIRTUAL 24TH ANNUAL KIDS ARE WORTH IT!® CONFERENCE 145 CALLS TO THE 1-800-CHILDREN RESOURCE REFERRAL AND HELPLINE
HIGHLIGHTS
MILLION 2.9
IMPRESSIONS
Launched the “Are They Good for Your Kids?” Campaign
On April 5th, 2020, Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky, in partnership with the Child Victim’s Trust Fund, announced the “Are They Good for Your Kids?” campaign, a new initiative to prevent child sexual abuse before it ever occurs. The campaign utilized digital and bus advertisements, as well as postcards, to direct Kentuckians back to a landing page to learn more about how to recognize when a child is being groomed for child sexual abuse and healthy childhood development. Click here to learn more.
With recommendations directly from the Child Fatality/Near Fatality Review Panel, Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky released the new Home Safety Check-List. This brochure outlines how parents and caregivers can maintain a home environment safe for children to prevent accidental injury, or even death. Click here to download the brochure.
Added the Home Safety Check-List to our Information & Data Center
NEW RESOURCE RELEASED TO PROMOTE HOME SAFETY
PARTNERS IN PREVENTION
Despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky remained committed to fostering relationships throughout the state to further our mission, maintaining and growing our partner network to over 250 organizations and businesses.
PARTNER AWARDS 2021
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, prevention became even more vital to Kentucky’s families and children. The following businesses, organizations and individuals showcased their commitment and dedication to strengthening Kentucky’s families at a time it was most needed. We thank them and honor them for their efforts.
• Steve Barger
Liz Renner
Kentucky Department for Public Health
Kentucky State Employees • Traditional Bank
New Partner Initiative Launched 2-IN-20
In an effort to promote networking and facilitate prevention-focused partnerships, Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky launched a new partner initiative, 2-in-20. In these monthly meetings, two partners present information about their organization and mission for ten minutes each. Since launching 2-in-20 meetings, we have engaged partners around the issues of fatherhood, home safety, substance use and more, in an effort to not only provide networking opportunities for our partners, but also to build up our network so we are all better equipped to prevent child abuse and neglect. Learn more by contacting aroyer@pcaky.org.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Major
Dawn
Kelly
STAFF
Jordan Parker, President Traditional Bank Jeremy Murrell, Vice-President Kentucky State Police B. Harlow, Secretary/Treasurer Harlow Financial Services, LLC Katie Bouvier Sturgill, Turner, Barker & Moloney, PLLC Dauk, M.D. Norton Children’s Medical Group, UofL School of Medicine Jordan Huizenga St. Joseph Home *AS OF NOVEMBER 2021 Corey Ann Howard Jackson Kentucky Department of Military Affairs LeAnn Magre Aetna Better Health John “Bryan” McFarland Kentucky Public Radio Robert Prichard, M.D. St. Elizabeth Healthcare Lillie Ruschell Mahan Multimedia John Stovall Teamsters Local Union 783 Ashli Watts KY Chamber of Commerce Kent Wicker DBL Law, psc Jeffery Wiggins Kentucky State AFL-CIO Ana’neicia Williams Baptist Health Louisville Addia Wuchner Executive Healthcare Consultant Laura Anderson Office Support Coordinator Emily Bandy Communications Manager Sara Early Jenkins Programs and Trainings Coordinator Janna Estep JordanAmanda
Royer
Manager of Partner Relations Jill Seyfred Executive Director DomUnique Thomas Director of Programs and Family Engagement Director of Operations and Prevention Education *AS OF NOVEMBER 2021
DONORS $1,000 AND ABOVE
Aetna Better Health of Kentucky
Alpha Xi, University of Louisville Kappa Delta Chapter
American
Beta Lambda, Georgetown College Kappa Delta Chapter
Jennings Law Offices, Ched Jennings
Child
Commonwealth
DBL Law
Delta Dental
Delta Iota, Murray State University Kappa Delta Chapter
Iota, Centre College Kappa Delta Chapter
OUR CHAMPIONS
Electric Power Foundation Anthem
Victims’ Trust Fund
of Kentucky, Cabinet for Health & Family Services
Employees
Kentucky Employees Charitable Campaign, Kentucky State
Kentucky State AFL-CIO Jill Seyfred
Express Toy
Gifts
Healthcare PNC Robert Prichard Sammie Smith Steve Barger Consulting Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky Traditional Bank UK HealthCare Ullico WellCare Health Plans 86 cents of every dollar PCAK receives goes directly to support our programs and services. Click here to view a full financial summary. Click here to view a full list of donors.
Labor First Learning
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Norton