Services

Services

The Good Touch/Bad Touch Program teaches Pre-K - 6th grade children, in an age
appropriate manner, this is my body, yell, and tell, with school supervision; nothing
explicit. The Good Touch/Bad Touch Program is through ChildHelp USA.

Services We Provide

The FACSA Foundation provides support services for families of child sexual assault,
such as attorney’s, counselors, support group, guidance, and what each family needs
for their case. We also educate the community on prevention of child sexual assault,
through our programs such as the Good Touch/Bad Touch Program from ChildHelp
USA; Kid’s Safe ID Kit’s from the National Exploited Children’s Foundation; and the
FACSA Defense Program, where we go to schools for free to teach teens about abusive
dating relationships, warning signs, and 30 minutes of hands on self defense.

The FACSA Foundation sells Kid's Safe I.D. Kits, from the National Missing and
Exploited Children's Foundation, to bring awareness and education of missing and
exploited children. Kid’s Safe I.D. Cards have each child’s current picture I’D., as
well as their phone number, height and weight, for crucial times when every
moment counts. The Kid’s Safety I.D. Cards come in a variety of fun designs that
your child will enjoy. The cards are a valuable source for children, parents,
grandparents, and care-givers that care for a child, and make great photo
keepsakes for years to come. The Kid’s Safety I.D. Kit’s are $12.00.

A child is reported missing every 40 seconds in the United States. When in a crisis,
you want to be prepared with a Kid’s Safety I.D. Card; not frantically searching for
recent photo’s or misplaced and lost information. It is hard to focus or remember in
a crisis and most often, your memory will fail you when you need to remember
important details quickly. It is vital that we spend as much or more money
and resources protecting our children, as we do our homes and material
possessions.
If you would like for the FACSA Foundation to come to your school or community
function for educational and prevention material and
resources, please call us at (318) 539-2571; or email us at
facsasavethechildren@hotmail.com.

The FACSA Defense Program, is administered to schools for free, to teach teens
about abusive dating relationships, warning signs, and 30 minutes of hands on
self defense.

sexual assault organizations, hosted by the FACSA Foundation. An example
of our INXPO presentation will look similar to this travel EXPO at http://app.
virtualtravelevents.com/VVE2011/Event.aspx?rc=home/(Top Browser bar-
may have to use conniesmiles@msn.com to sign in).We anticipate 5000
attendees for the first event, but the attendance will increase as it is more
publicized. Currently we are asking sexual assault organization’s from
across the nation to submit 3-5 minute videos of their organizational mission
and services. If they have special speakers to submit, include a 30 minute-1
hour video for them as well. They can also submit downloadable links for
your virtual business cards, flyers, and brochures. They can submit art,
music, poetry, crafts, wood work, metal art, and personal stories, as well. We
have a website to gather the content, that will be posted to the INXPO at http:
//facsafoundationvirtualexpo.ning.com/ (you may have to put it in the top
browser bar). On the day of the live event, you will be able to view the virtual
live event from your computer and see organizations publicized on a national
and global platform. Nations who have joined us are Africa, Canada, Russia,
Pakistan, and the U.K. We will have a live Q&A via chat that each organization
can participate in to answer questions about their organization or field of
expertise. Some speakers, from the INXPO, will join us in a nationwide
speaking tour advocating prevention of sexual assault. We are gathering the
knowledge and resources for anyone to view 24/7, 365 days a year. We will
also be gathering current statistics on how sexual assault is affecting our
communities across the nation. We have a “Holocaust of Innocence Wall” for
survivors to share their experience and place memorabilia, pictures, words,
art, etc. on the wall that will travel with us on a nationwide speaking tour (http:
//theholocuastofinnocence.blogspot.com/). The INXPO event site, its
contents, speakers, and sponsor booths will be able to view the information
until next month’s event.
We would love for you to join us on this incredible journey.

Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/Founder/President
facsasavethechildren@hotmail.com
(318)539-2571 FacsaFoundation.com
http://facsafoundationvirtualexpo.ning.com/

The FACSA Foundation host Impact Springhill Day each year. We ask their
community. Volunteers spend the day helping the local widowed, can stay
all day or just 2-3 hours, we assign volunteer positions accordingly; and we
greatly appreciate your time, hard, work, and donations, for those wishing to
donate. Volunteers nor FACSA Foundation staff are paid for this event . The
materials and supplies are donated to benefit our local residents by local
businesses and residents. If you can do plumbing, electrical work, wash a
car, cook, mow, rake, etc..., we need you. It is the
community helping the community. We meet for breakfast and prayer, back
for a potluck lunch between 11-2(as the volunteer workers come in), a fish fry
for dinner, and a band in the park for all the community.