Transforming trauma to triumph for every child who has been abused or marginalized.

Here's why we exist.

1 in 8 children experience sexual abuse, often within their own homes. And many more are at risk. We provide safety, trauma therapy, and justice advocacy so these children can thrive and future generations can soar.

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Without your help, these children
remain unseen and unsafe.

1 in 8

Children experience sexual abuse, often at home

12x

More likely to attempt suicide

More likely to experience addiction

Global average conviction rate for the abuser

Healing requires safety, trauma therapy, and justice advocacy.

Safety

Social workers and caregivers

Safe homes and schools

Consistency in routines

Trauma therapy

Dedicated child psychologists

Evidence-based care

Identity rooted as a child of God who is loved, chosen, a work of art, clean, and powerful

Justice advocacy

Legal representation

Training judges, prosecutors, and police

Video testimony rooms

Promoting systemic change

A remarkable transformation
takes place.

Bonds that mend

Children learn to build safe, trusting relationships that foster connection, stability, and belonging.

Justice that heals

Children begin to see themselves as valued, capable, and worthy of love and dignity.

Skills that matter

Children gain the tools, support, and opportunity to grow into healthy, independent adults.

Together, we are making a change.

70%+

Conviction rate in cases with Kids Alive attorneys, compared with 3% without our involvement

64k+

Children, families, and community members received education, support, and justice in the last year

313+

Active legal cases in which Kids Alive attorneys are pursuing justice for children

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Hear from Judge Aquilina

For over two decades, Judge Rosemarie Aquilina has served on the bench with unwavering courage, clarity, and compassion following two decades as a trial attorney advocating for justice in the courtroom. She is widely known for presiding over the historic sentencing of Larry Nassar—a case that gave voice to more than 150 survivors and became a global turning point in the pursuit of justice for victims of abuse. Her courtroom became a place where survivors were not only heard, but believed—where dignity was restored, and accountability was clear.