Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2496

Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2496

Stop Child Abuse Now

Tonight's special guests are Steven & Meghan Bratcher from Owensboro, Kentucky, loving parents who are at their wits end over what to do about the institutional abuse their two young boys have experienced. Steven says, "I am reaching out to the...

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1:30:0529 Sept 2020

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Exposing Systematic Child Abuse and Corruption

Episode Overview

  • Steven & Meghan Bratcher discuss institutional abuse affecting their children.
  • CPS and family court corruption as sources of child neglect and abuse.
  • NASCA’s mission to support adult survivors and raise awareness.
  • Importance of community and support networks in healing.
  • Upcoming focus on Institutional Abuse and Domestic Violence Month.
I am reaching out to the public in a desperate plea for help as my entire life has unraveled before my eyes.

In this compelling episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now,' host Charlie Stecker welcomes Steven and Meghan Bratcher, parents from Owensboro, Kentucky, who are fervently fighting against the institutional abuse their children have faced. As loving parents, the Bratchers are at their wits end over the systematic corruption within family courts and Child Protective Services (CPS), which they believe to be the starting point of child neglect and abuse.

Steven's heartfelt plea for public support stems from a personal crisis, as he watches his family's life unravel due to the ineptitude of these systems. Meghan echoes this sentiment, emphasizing their desire to dismantle the systemic corruption that allows such abuse to proliferate. Their story highlights the devastating impact of having children removed from caring homes, only to face further harm under foster care and CPS supervision.

Daniel, their eldest son, has suffered bruises and injuries while in foster care, illustrating the urgent need for reform. Charlie Stecker elaborates on NASCA's vital mission to address child abuse and trauma. NASCA aims to educate the public about the global pandemic of child abuse, breaking societal taboos around discussing these issues. Their dual goals encompass not only education but also providing hope and healing pathways for adult survivors.

The episode underscores the importance of community support and shared experiences among survivors. NASCA offers a welcoming environment where individuals can freely discuss their challenges and find solace in collective understanding. As the conversation shifts to broader themes, listeners are reminded of the upcoming Institutional Abuse and Domestic Violence Month, promising increased dialogue on these critical topics.

The episode closes with reflections on the therapeutic power of advocacy and community, leaving listeners with a sense of hope that through collective effort, change is possible. NASCA's unique role in society continues to provide invaluable support to those affected by child abuse, advocating for a future where every child grows up safe from harm.

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