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Child Abuse in Systems Care (CASC) Resources

Targeted resources for prosecutors and professionals handling cases involving children victimized in systems care, including publications and an online technical assistance request form.

About these resources

APA’s CASC web page hosts targeted resources for prosecutors and professionals handling cases involving children victimized in systems care, including an online technical assistance request form and the publications created through this grant. This page is linked to APA’s Child Abuse Prosecution Project (CAPP) page, and will be enhanced throughout the grant period as new deliverables are published.

Stay informed by signing up for APA’s biweekly newsletter, which includes CASC training updates, new publications, and summit takeaways. Visit the newsletter sign-up page to sign up today.

Publications

Guidelines and protocols in this section are developed by APA’s Advisory Council based on findings from each national summit, then published for prosecutors, child welfare agencies, and communities to use in strengthening their handling of these cases. Titles below will be linked as each deliverable is finalized.

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External Resources

Relevant publications from partner organizations that support prosecutors and professionals working these cases.

Technical Assistance

Proactive · Comprehensive · Responsive

Request Technical Assistance

The CASC TTA program supports prosecutors in juvenile and adult courts handling child abuse cases in custodial care—by telephone, video conference, email, or on-site.

Online Training and Technical Assistance Request Form

Request no-cost TTA support for a case involving child abuse in a systems care setting.

Submit a TTA Request →

Direct contact: contact@apainc.org

Training calendar

Upcoming Trainings

Join APA for upcoming trainings and webinars for prosecutors and professionals handling child abuse cases, including cases arising in foster care, shelter care, and juvenile justice settings. Select a session to view details and register.

Webinars

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Stay Informed

Join APA’s child abuse prosecution listserv for updates on training, publications, and resources for prosecutors handling child abuse cases.

Join APA

Access the full CASC webinar curriculum by logging into the APA Membership portal, or join today to unlock the complete training catalogue.

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Office of Justice Programs and Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

This project is supported by Grant #15PJDP-24-GK-03805-CATP awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the Department of Justice.

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