Kids at Risk Action (KARA) is a non-profit action tank that supports the people, policies, and programs that improve the lives of at-risk children. We are passionate and unapologetic advocates for the welfare of abused and neglected kids in Minnesota, the United States, and around the world.

Kids at Risk Action (KARA) is a non-profit action tank that supports the people, policies, and programs that improve the lives of at-risk children. We are passionate and unapologetic advocates for the welfare of abused and neglected kids in Minnesota, the United States, and around the world.

Thank you Highland Bank for supporting KARA over these many years!

 

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Current Initiatives

Change comes when we speak for voiceless children

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$120k Google Ad Grants to
CASA Organizations

Share this with your CASA contacts and be a part of this initiative

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Raising Awareness

KARA is raising awareness about the plight of abused and neglected children in Minnesota and in communities across the country

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Invisible Children:
Necessary Conversations

Start the ENDING CHILD ABUSE conversation on your campus!

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Financial Literacy and Grant
Commission

The KARA financial literacy program offers guidance & support to help teens & young adults start their financial journey on the right path through learning, discussion, and questions

KARA Maintains this site with the hope that this information will compel you to share our information with your lawmakers – change won’t come without you.

How We Help

KARA is a resource for information about Child Protection, and Abused & Neglected Children

Kids At Risk Action 501c3 advocates for at risk children through education & public discussion to discover better answers for improving the lives of at risk children.

Who Will Speak for Abused Children