Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide

The mission of the Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide is clear - to prevent youth abuse and save lives. Our team is dedicated to creating awareness that 95% of abuse is preventable and providing critical resources necessary to give hope to those who have lost their way. We work with our communities to make sure that evidence-based curriculum is in place, so both youth and adults, can be empowered to protect, prevent, and create a personal mission to end abuse, once and for all.

The Indiana Center for Prevention (formerly Chaucie's Place) was founded in 2001 in honor of Chaucie Quillen, a Central Indiana teen who was sexually abused by a family member for most of her life. Tragically, Chaucie died by suicide as a young adult. Our organization works to make sure that no other youth suffer the same tragedy. 

The Indiana Center for Prevention provides adult and youth education to prevent child sexual abuse, youth suicide, and digital victimization of children in Central Indiana.