Report Child Abuse and Neglect

If a child is in immediate danger, call 911.   24/7 report line (559) 600-8320  ·  Fax (559) 266-2463  ·  Crisis support 988

Watch & Learn

Videos & Documentaries

Recommended viewing on childhood trauma, resilience and prevention. Some of these films deal with abuse directly and can be difficult to watch.

Dr. Nadine Burke Harris’ TED Talk on how adverse childhood experiences affect lifelong health — the best five-minute introduction to why prevention matters.

5 min · TED · YouTube

Trailer for the documentary on the biology of stress and the science of hope.

2 min · YouTube

The HBO documentary illustrating the effects of severe early childhood abuse, told through 6-year-old Beth Thomas.

27 min · YouTube · Difficult content

Official overview of the Stewards of Children® training — child sexual abuse prevention education for adults. Full training details at d2l.org

2 min · YouTube

A documentary exploring why some children are resilient in the face of adversity — used in our Family Strong program.

Feature film · Amazon Prime Video

First Impressions: Exposure to Violence and a Child’s Developing Brain

Dr. Bruce Perry explains how witnessing violence shapes a young child’s developing brain, and what caring adults can do about it. Available in English and Spanish.

Dr. Bruce Perry · YouTube

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Family Support

Parenting Classes

EPU Children’s Center — Neighborhood Resource Center

Parenting classes and family support at three Fresno-area locations. Offered through EPU Children’s Center — not an FCCAP direct service. Call EPU at (559) 229-2000 to enroll.

Community Resources

Clothing & Essential Resources

Free clothing, essentials and food for Fresno County families. Call ahead — hours change.

Sia’s Place Clothes Closet

Free clothing for the whole family.

Clothing

By appointment — call, or text (559) 572-0441 to schedule

Catholic Charities

Clothing vouchers for Fresno residents in need, for use in their thrift stores.

ClothingVouchers

Call for voucher hours

Poverello House Community Closet

Free clothing — family distribution days.

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Tuesdays & Thursdays · 9–11 am and 1–3 pm

Stone Soup Community Closet

Free clothing and essentials — a temporary pop-up; they hope to do more.

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Ends Sept 4
Temporary event — check for extensions

The Closet — City Without Orphans, Fresno City Center

Free clothing and essentials for young children and families in need.

ClothingEssentials

Weekdays · 11 am – 5 pm, drop-ins welcome

The Care Center at Peoples Church

Free clothing and essentials.

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2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month · 9–11 am

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church

Monthly food distribution with the Central California Food Bank, plus a weekly personal pantry with food, clothing, diapers and other essentials.

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1st Monday · 1–3 pm (except holidays)
Pantry: Sundays · 11:30 am – 12:30 pm

NorthPointe Church — Enough Clothing Shop

Free clothing and essentials for young children and families in need.

ClothingEssentials

Reopens October 2026
Closed for renovation

Tribal TANF — Owens Valley Career Development Center, Fresno

Free clothing and essentials.

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Mennonite Community Church — C.A.R.E. Program

Free food and clothing pantry.

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Saturdays · 9 am – 1 pm

Mountain View Church, Fowler

Free food and clothing pantry.

FoodClothing

Saturdays · 9–11 am

Fresno Resource Network

Free clothing and essentials.

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By appointment — request one on their website

About FCCAP

Annual Reports

What the Council did each year — programs, trainings, partners and finances. Tap a cover to open the report.

Latest

2024 – 2025
Annual report · PDF

2023 – 2024
Annual report · PDF

2022 – 2023
Annual report · PDF

2021 – 2022
Annual report · PDF

2020 – 2021
Annual report · PDF

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