Putting the needs of child abuse victims first
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There is something you can do..visit philadelphiasoul.com and STANDUP for child victims of sexual abuse.
The Philadelphia Soul, Greater Media's Philadelphia-based radio stations (including WMGK 102.9 FM, WMMR 93.3 FM, WBEN 95.7 FM, WPEN 950 AM, WPEN 97.5 FM) and the Philadelphia Children's Alliance have announced a unique partnership that will unite us in engaging Soul fans and radio station listeners in an historic effort to bring healing and justice to child victims of sexual abuse. On Monday, January 30, we will launch the STAND UP Radio Rally - a one day awareness campaign created in response to recent and troubling headlines related to the sexual abuse of children. During the 18 hours of the Radio Rally, for every ticket sold to the Soul home opener (April 1st), Philadelphia Soul will donate $15 to support the important work of Philadelphia Children's Alliance. Join with Mayor Michael Nutter, ESPN Monday Night Football broadcaster and Soul owner Ron Jaworski, Congressmen Mike Fitzpatrick and Chaka Fattah, The Roots keyboardist Kamal Gray, Last Comic Standing Todd Glass, Philadelphia Eagles Coach Andy Reid, wide receiver Chadd Hall, and Longsnapper Jon Dorenbus (and his wife Julie), Olympic Gold Medalist Carl Lewis, Eagles Legend Vince Papale, PHL17/NBC10 host Steve Highsmith, Survivor Rhett Hackett, and many others who will take the pledge to support Philadelphia's child victims. Visit philadelphiasoul.com/STANDUP to take the pledge and buy your ticket to donate $15 in support of Philadelphia Children's Alliance. (To read the full text of the press release announcing the STAND UP partnership, scroll down to the link below.)
Welcome to the Philadelphia Children's Alliance web site, a resource for anyone concerned about helping sexually abused children or seeking information on the subject. The information provided here will enhance your understanding of a difficult problem. We invite you to join us in making a difference in our community's response to child sexual abuse.
National Affiliation and Standards
The Philadelphia Children’s Alliance, also known as a child advocacy center, is an accredited member of the National Children’s Alliance, subscribing to all of the standards and practices requisite to good standing in that organization. As a child advocacy center, the place is a child-friendly facility where children and their families can meet in comfort and privacy, with special child interview rooms and a waiting room with age-appropriate toys, games and activities. Download the 10 Standards of Accredited Members
The process involves the coordination of a multi-disciplinary team, where professionals from law enforcement, child protective services, prosecution, medical and mental health all come together, sharing information and working collaboratively with the best outcome for the child as their objective.
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