Riders Advocating Against Child Abuse (RAACA)
How We Help
Below are just some ways that RAACA will provide support to children and families in need:
If you suspect a child abuse or neglect case in your area, PLEASE!!! Contact your local authorities and then contact us.
If you suspect a child abuse or neglect case in your area, PLEASE!!! Contact your local authorities and then contact us.
- We will provide monetary gifts to victims and families of child abuse for meals, travel expenses, therapy, etc. during court proceedings.
- We will work with local, state and federal governments to improve laws revolving around child abuse.
- We will participate in events and benefits organized by other organizations within our communities to s
- We will provide monetary gifts to victims and families of child abuse for meals, travel expenses, therapy, etc. during court proceedings.
- We will work with local, state and federal governments to improve laws revolving around child abuse.
- We will participate in events and benefits organized by other organizations within our communities to support their missions.
- We will attend TRAILS and COURT HEARINGS to support the CHILDREN.
- We will hold fundraisers, sell merchandise, and miscellaneous gifts to raise funds to further our fight!
- We will participate in TAKE BACK THE SITE prayer services for children that have been taken from us a result of violence.
If you suspect a child abuse or neglect case in your area, PLEASE!!! Contact your local authorities and then contact us.
If you suspect a child abuse or neglect case in your area, PLEASE!!! Contact your local authorities and then contact us.
If you suspect a child abuse or neglect case in your area, PLEASE!!! Contact your local authorities and then contact us.
Toll free PA statewide hotline & registry to report suspicion of child abuse and/or neglect. 24hrs./day, 7days/week.
CHILDLINE: 1-800-932-0313
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children 24hr. toll-free hotline at:
1-800-THE LOST
1-800-843-5678
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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