We urgently need your help!
Yes ICAN has been busier than ever working with victims of child abuse and domestic violence rebuild their lives in our facilitated chat rooms. This site serves the needs of over 30,000 visitors each month, but due to the current economic crisis, we have experienced a severe shortfall of funds to sustain the organization (which is all volunteer). If you can help in any way - even with the smallest donation, you can make a big difference! All donations are tax deductible. Please pass the word to friends, family and coworkers and visit our donation page.
Thank you!
New Spanish Chat Group
In a continuing effort to reach survivors of child abuse on a larger scale, the International Child Abuse Network (Yes ICAN) is launching a new Spanish speaking online support group on Tuesday from 17:30 - 19:30 Pacific Time for survivors of abuse. In addition we have added several English speaking support groups throughout the week. These groups are led by trained facilitators and are free of charge.
"Our support groups in general are growing," said Sue Meier, Executive Director for Yes ICAN. "As long as the need is there, we will continue to provide our services free of charge. With so many other programs having to close their doors, we welcome those who need support."
Just click on facilitated chat and check out the schedule and join us at our next facilitated chat.
World Day Children's Art Exhibit - Call for Artists
November 19, 2009 will mark our 7th Annual Children's Art Exhibit as part of World Day for Prevention of Child Abuse. 144 children participated in last year's event. We hope even more will be joining us this year.
Discussion Forums - Join Us!
Yes ICAN is pleased to announce the opening its new Discussion Forums to anyone who has questions or concerns around child abuse and/or domestic violence and wants an opportunity to discuss these concerns with like minded individuals. Come and join the Yes ICAN on-line community, just click on Bulletin Board
Updated "In the News" Section
We have updated our In the News section with a new RSS feed scanning the newswires for breaking stories around child abuse and neglect. Stay current on developing stories and be aware of developments that concern you.
Updated Book List
We have updated our book list. Click here to see our recommendations for survivors, friends and loved ones.