Kids Again Foundation is a nonprofit initiative bringing hope and healing to children traumatized by sexual abuse. We accomplish this by sponsoring their participation in youth sports leagues, music classes, art, and other fun and engaging activities.
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Kids Again Foundation's mission is to prevent child sexual abuse and empower children through education and the cultivation of positive self-esteem. She aims to equip children with the knowledge and skills to confidently navigate life's challenges, fostering their growth into resilient and strong adults.
Krystaelynne Sanders was born amidst the idyllic landscapes of Sonoma County, California. She received a triple degree from California State University, East Bay, and then further honed her intellect at Binghamton University, New York, gaining a Master's in Political Science. A heart-wrenching revelation about child abuse within her family spiraled her into depression, pushing her to take a professional hiatus. But adversity breeds champions, and harnessing her pain, she established the ‘Kids Again Foundation' in May 2021, offering respite to sexually traumatized children through holistic activities. Her debut book, “Where Hands Go: An Introduction to Safe and Unsafe Touch,” embodies her commitment to combating child sexual abuse and fostering crucial conversations between kids and guardians.
Tune in as we spotlight the founder of the Kids Again Foundation, revealing her heartfelt journey from personal trauma to championing child safety. Discover alarming child sexual abuse statistics and learn how her impactful books, like ‘Where Hands Go: Body Safety Rules,' empower children with knowledge about body autonomy and consent. We also dive deep into preventative solutions, the challenges advocate face, and the essential resources the foundation offers for healing and prevention. Don't miss this enlightening discussion on a topic that touches hundreds of thousands yearly!
“Our mission is to help children who are victims of sexual abuse become kids again.“ – Krystaelynne Sanders
“It's impactful to know a child learns that their body belongs to them, and they have the power to say yes or no to touches.” – Krystaelynne Sanders
“Child sexual abuse is 100% preventable, and it's through education and community resources.“ – Krystaelynne Sanders
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