Transforming Trauma Into Triumph–One Life at a Time
Early Intervention Changes Lives
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25,000 children in Orange County are waiting for hope. Be their lifeline today.
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The Four Elements of Support at The Priority Center
Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention
Become equipped with the knowledge and resources to identify and prevent instances of child abuse and neglect.
Early Intervention
Access timely mental health services and support, intervene at crucial moments to address trauma and mitigate its long-term effects, and promote resilience and healing.
Cycle Disruption
Gain the tools and support needed to break free from the generational cycle of trauma, empowering individuals to build healthier, happier futures for themselves and their families.
Advocacy and Support
Benefit from a network of advocates dedicated to amplifying voices, securing rights, and creating systemic change, ensuring that individuals in crisis receive the recognition, assistance, and justice they deserve.
Forging Pathways Toward Healing, Empowerment, and Life-long Change
During times of crisis, finding help can be overwhelming. That is why we act as the first step in a journey of healing. Through prevention, early intervention, mental health services, and advocacy, we defuse crises, provide immediate assistance, and facilitate long-term support to create brighter futures for the people we serve.
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The Troubling Scope of Abuse, Neglect, and Trauma in California
Trauma often becomes a generational cycle, passed from parents to children. Those who grow up facing abuse and neglect are more likely to emulate those same behaviors. Ending the generational cycle of trauma requires awareness, empathy, and decisive action to support and protect the most vulnerable people in our communities.
66.7%
The percent of children who experience the effects of intergenerational trauma.
48,276
The number of child abuse and neglect reports received by the Orange County Social Services Agency in 2023 alone.