What We Do

Issues

The Center for the Rights of Abused Children is providing a lifeline for abused children by serving pro bono in their court cases, strengthening protections that bring them to safety, and reinforcing their constitutional rights through public interest legal work.

 

Brother and sister hugging eachother.
Stopping abuse.

560,000 children are abused every year in America.

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Enforcing constitutional rights.

Abused children with attorneys are 3.5x more likely to exit foster care quickly.

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Finding safe and loving homes

114,000 children are waiting to be adopted.

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Preventing aging out.

19,000 children age out of the system every year.

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African American teenage girl doing her homework on a couch, smiling.
Improving education.

Only 7% of children in foster care earn a college degree.

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Teenage girl wearing backpack walking outside.
Finding the missing and trafficked.

58 children go missing from foster care every day.

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Protecting the abandoned.

10,000 children are abandoned every year in America.

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“The Center for the Rights of Abused Children's work in Arizona has become a blueprint for change across the country.”

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