The Mission

We seek to take proactive measures to reduce the growth of sexual abuse by equipping our youth with healthy living skills and correcting their misconduct.

The Challenge - To Adults

We all face the challenge of developing an understanding of child sexuality, learning to recognize healthy and unhealthy child sexual behavior and finding constructive ways to respond to these behaviors. Real help comes through the cooperation between all adults involved: parents, the court, counselors, teachers, family, friends and the community.

The Challenge - To Children

The greatest challenge of all comes to our children who must grow and develop in a society that overexposes them to sexually explicit information with little support or education. As a result, children may develop sexual misperceptions, confusion, misunderstandings and misconduct.

Common Misconceptions About Kids 
Who Sexually Act Out

1. The parent always believes his/her child.
2. They look like sick kids.
3. They all act like sick kids.
4. Kid's don't develop sexually until they are teens.
5. Only boys act out this way.
6. It's always because of sexual needs.
7. They have all suffered sexual abuse.
8. The victim always gets first priority.
9. It's child's play.
10. The courts do not hold kids accountable.
11. The law gets in the way.
12. Boys are not victims of girls.
13. It's better to keep the secret.
14. When it's admitted, the family is ruined forever.
15. There's no help.

All Children Deserve to be Free from Abuse