| There are several agencies in the country
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| | Having a counselor or trusted person at
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| reporting child abuse statistics. These
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| | school to talk to would increase the
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| organizations are trying to track trends
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| | chances that the child will tell his or
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| and find out ways to stop child abuse
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| | her "secrets" to someone who can do
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| wherever possible. Child abuse statistics
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| | something about it.
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| are used to determine where and to whom
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| | Child abuse statistics state that child
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| social resources should be directed.
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| | abuse crosses ethnic, socioeconomic and
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| For example, child abuse statistics state
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| | religious lines. No group of people is
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| that four children in the US die every
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| | exempt from child abuse. This may mean
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| day as a result of child abuse. Three out
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| | that religious figures must be aware of
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| of four were under the age of four. This
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| | the possibility that someone in their
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| number has been steadily rising over the
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| | congregation is having problems
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| years. This all means that there may need
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| | associated with abuse of their children.
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| to be more resources like crisis
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| | Emergency room doctors must be just as
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| nurseries for parents of children who are
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| | suspicious of a child of a well to do
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| under the age of four. There may need to
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| | family having a broken bone as they do a
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| be more education on abuse when the
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| | child of poor parents.
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| parents take the baby home as so many
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| | Child abuse statistics affect adult as
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| young children are affected. Many experts
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| | well. Up to 37% of female prison inmates
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| feel like the rise in statistics is
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| | and 14% of male prison inmates were once
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| because of an increase in the population
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| | victims of child abuse. These rates are
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| and an increase in reporting these cases.
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| | higher than the average population and it
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| Child abuse statistics also indicate that
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| | may indicate that child abuse promotes
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| a report of child abuse is made every ten
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| | later illegal activity in adulthood.
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| seconds. Perhaps there should be more
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| | Child abuse statistics state that
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| call-in facilities for desperate parents
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| | children of sexual abuse are more than
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| who need relief from issues related to
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| | twice as likely that average to abuse
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| abusing their children. Such call-in
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| | alcohol. They are also more than 3.8
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| centers could be anonymous and could
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| | times likely to abuse drugs. In may mean
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| offer crisis counseling for parents who
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| | that drug and alcohol abuse centers may
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| just don't know where to turn.
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| | need to deal with child sexual abuse
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| Somewhat surprising child abuse
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| | issues before the person can really
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| statistics state that children under the
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| | recover from their addiction issues.
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| age of twelve years who are raped have
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| | Child abuse statistics inform us that a
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| perpetrators they know up to 90 percent
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| | third of all abuse victims go on to abuse
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| of the time. Education for children can
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| | their own children. The cycle of abuse
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| help give them the resources they need to
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| | can only be stopped if people recover
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| tell someone about the abuse, especially
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| | from their own issues before they have
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| cases where the abuse occurs over time.
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| | their own children.
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