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Since the establishment in 1979, Against Child Abuse has been committed to eliminating all forms of child abuse and neglect in Hong Kong, promoting a non-violent approach in parenting, and providing preventive service and training, child protection and crisis intervention, counselling and therapy services. In 2022/23, we provided services to children and families......
  • 1,232 cases
    Hotline Service
  • 11,070 hours
    Volunteer Service Hour
  • 130 cases
    Investigation of Suspected Child Abuse Cases
  • 7,814 participants
    Multi-disciplinary Training
  • 3,436 times
    Casework Service
  • 153 times
    Media Interview on Child Protection
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Against Child Abuse (ACA) was established in 1979 as the charitable organization specialized in child protection. We strive to eliminate all forms of child abuse and promote a caring and non-violent environment for the optimal growth and development of children. Our services include preventive services, Parent-child Support Line, case investigation, counselling and treatment services, public education and advocacy, etc. We hope that children can grow up healthily and happily through various work.

ACA is a charitable organization recognized under section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance of Hong Kong. ACA is a member of The Community Chest of Hong Kong and The Hong Kong Council of Social Service. We are also a national partner of the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect (ISPCAN) and the Child Helpline International.

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