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Dedicated to ensuring
every child's right
to a normal, healthy and
secure childhood.
About the Barbara Sinatra
Children’s Center
Founded in 1986 by Barbara and
Frank Sinatra, the Barbara Sinatra
Children's Center, located on the
internationally acclaimed
Eisenhower Medical Center
campus in Rancho Mirage,
California, is dedicated to ensuring
every child's right to a normal,
healthy and secure childhood.
Get to know our founders,
Barbara and Frank Sinatra
Our Impact
400
Forensic interviews
per year
200 Million
Views of animated
prevention videos
23,000
Children treated
by The Barbara Sinatra
Children’s Center since 1986
5,800
Therapy sessions
per year
15,000
Communities
where schools are showing
the Protect Yourself Rules
400
Forensic interviews
per year
200 Million
Views of animated
prevention videos
23,000
Children treated
by The Barbara Sinatra
Children’s Center since 1986
5,800
Therapy sessions
per year
15,000
Communities
where schools are showing
the Protect Yourself Rules
National Abuse
Prevention Program
The nonprofit Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center Foundation in collaboration with the Joshua Center on Child Sexual Abuse Prevention at the University of Washington and in conjunction with Wonder Media has developed a national campaign on child abuse awareness and prevention, featuring diverse characters of different ages who are learning how to fight abuse and protect themselves. The program has been developed and scripted by child advocates, therapists, and national scholars.
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Help Prevent
Child Abuse
Learn more about how The Barbara Sinatra
Children’s Center is fighting to create a future
for children free of abuse. Find out how you
can join us.
FightChildAbuse.Org and the Barbara Sinatra Children's Center, are members of the National Children's Alliance.
The board would like to recognize The Joshua Center on Child Sexual Abuse Prevention at The University of Washington for their contributions to our global outreach program.