Please consider donating these much
needed items:
  • Baby wipes, lotion, shampoo
  • Diapers, Baby Formula
  • School Uniforms, Jackets/Coats, Socks
  • Infant/Toddler Toys
  • Check Donations page for more
Thank you to our most recent
financial supporters!
You can help make the difference in a
child's life.
Veterans of Foreign Wars 8550
I am not just a statistic....I am a child who is  
hit instead of  hugged,
yelled at instead of  told "I love you,"
ignored instead of  played with,
blamed instead of  praised,
left to cry instead of  held,
hungry instead of healthy,
sleeping in a car instead of a warm bed.
I am a child who needs your help.

The Child Crisis Center of El Paso protects and cares for
these children when the adults in their lives fail to do so.
Texas Veterans Commission Fund
El Paso Community Foundation
Thank you to all of the community
members who donate clothing, food,
toys, their time, Your donations make
a direct impact on the families and
children we serve.  Read more about
other CCCEP community supporters!
OJJDP Juvenile Workforce
Development Program
Ft. Bliss Officers', Civilians' & Spouses
Association
United Way of El Paso
Planet Fitness
~Every 5 hours a child dies in the U.S.
because of abuse or neglect, majority of
them are babies or toddlers.
~1 out of every 4 girls and 1 out of every 6
boys in the US have been sexually
assaulted before the age of 16.
~America has the worst child abuse record
in the industrialized world.
How many children need to be hurt or
killed to get our country to pay attention?
Read the report below on child abuse
today in our country.
Elegant Penguin
City of El Paso Community
Development Block Grant-
Social Services
City of El Paso Community
Development Block Grant-
Emergency Shelter Grant
RGK Foundation
Hunt Family Foundation
Union Pacific Foundation
Wolslager Foundation
"Protecting Our Children,
Preserving Our Future"
Hightower Foundation
TJX Foundation
The U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services has called violence
toward children a public health crisis.
“If 20 million people were infected by a
virus that caused anxiety, impulsivity,
aggression, sleep problems,
depression, respiratory and heart
problems, vulnerability to substance
abuse, antisocial and criminal behavior,
retardation and school failure, we would
consider it an urgent public health crisis.
Our society has yet to recognize this
epidemic, let alone develop an
immunization strategy."
Read more about it here.
Want to learn more about how
we are preventing child abuse?
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If you are stressed to the point that you think you may harm your child, or are in a crisis situation, please call us.  We can help!
If you suspect a child is being abused/neglected, please call 1-800-252-5400.  You may be the only voice that child has.
You have the ability to help
change the future- one child
at a time.  Please join us in
protecting children
(newborn through thirteen
years) and their struggling
families who are
experiencing a crisis or
hardship.  
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Having trouble finding our location?
2100 N Stevens St
El Paso, TX 79930
CRISIS HOTLINE: 915-562-HOPE (915-562-4673)
P: 915-562-7955
F: 915-562-2524
anevarez@childcrisiselp.org
Emergency Shelter is open 24/7
Office hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 am- 5:00 pm
Educate and Advocate
Child abuse is more than bruises and
broken bones. While physical abuse
might be the most visible sign, other
types of abuse, such as emotional
abuse, sexual abuse, or child neglect
also leave deep, long lasting scars.
Read about some of the signs of child
abuse here.
Macy's
This week our
Shelter is greatly
in need of:
-Undershirts for
boys and girls-
sizes 3T to 16/18
Counter
CRISIS HOTLINE: 915-562-HOPE (915-562-4673)
Child Crisis Center of El Paso (general questions, non-emergency) 915-562-7955
The Child Crisis Center has been
awarded a contract from the Texas
Department of Family and
Protective Services to provide respite
care for families in a crisis situation and
STEP parenting classes for parents
interested in learning positive and loving
discipline for their children.  Please call
our Center and ask for Eileen Huereque
or Dave Nabours for more information.  If
you are experiencing a crisis, please call
our crisis hotline at 915-562-HOPE (4673)
Western Refining
Bank of the West
El Paso Electric
Carefree Homes
Helen of Troy
GymG
Thanks to
everyone
who helped
make our
2nd Annual
Gala Dinner  
a beautiful
success! It
truly does take
a community!
-Disinfectant wipes (Clorox wipes, etc.)
-Comforter sets (including sheet sets)
for boys and girls beds- twin size, new
only please
-Sheet sets, new only please
A great big thank
you to
10-year-old
Isabel and all of the
students and staff of
Mesita Elementary
for opening up their
hearts to the
CCCEP and running
a month-long
clothing/toy drive.  
Read more here!
McKee Foundation
We have three
openings for
part-time childcare
specialist. Find out
more!
The CCCEP is
looking for RN's
interested in
performing medical
assessments for
children in our
emergency shelter.  
Please call Barbara
Esparza at
915-562-7955 for
more information.