PCA chose Williams, a native Philadelphian, for her deep connections to the city and its diverse communities

Benita Williams has been named executive director of the Philadelphia Children’s Alliance.

The Philadelphia Children’s alliance reported nearly 2400 reports of children sexual abuse in 2020.

Under Williams’ leadership, PCA will continue leading collaborative response to cases of child sexual abuse in Philadelphia and expand...

National Reunification Month is celebrated in June to recognize the people and efforts around the country that help families stay together.

The Philadelphia Children’s Alliance wants to educate the public of the dangers and signs of human trafficking, which could be happening...

Local female motorcycle club’s donation will help fill large need for stuffed animals that provide children with much needed comfort...

“There are many myths and misconceptions that must be debunked when it comes to the criminal enterprise of human trafficking.”

PCA leverages a network of mental health services throughout the city to ensure all children coming to them get the support they need.

PCA is committed to a building safe and healthy environment for all of the city’s children, no matter the circumstance.

The data that we utilize in child welfare should reflect what we value – child safety, capable and self-sufficient families and communities

We know that social isolation is one of the greatest threats to children whose families are already fragile.

Children aren't coming in contact with the people who would normally be the ones to report the abuse.

During this most troubling time, the team at PCA serves an example of how we can protect and support our must vulnerable children.

While PCA does provide services on site, the volume of mental health services needed is beyond its current capacity.