About
A campaign for Congress to create CEPPRA.
CEPPRA Foundation — Child Exploitation Prevention, Prosecution and Restoration Association — is working to get Congress to create CEPPRA, the proposed specialized enforcement agency, secure federal funding, and support survivors’ safe return to society. This site is not a government website — a public brief: evidence, demand, and a path to act.
What we urge Congress to do
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Create CEPPRA
Establish CEPPRA to drive real-time multi-agency cooperation and dedicated special teams — with third-party oversight to fight corruption within the ranks.
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Secure federal funding
Secure dedicated, ring-fenced federal funding so investigation, prevention, and response are fully resourced.
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Support survivors
Build real survivor-care standards so people who have been exploited can achieve a safe return to society.
Why signatures matter
The proposal has not been submitted to lawmakers yet. That is why signatures matter: they show lawmakers that people want the response, and funding sized to the scale of the problem — so Congress will create CEPPRA, rewrite what must be rewritten, and approve dedicated funding.
Disclaimer
ceprafoundation.xyz is an independent public campaign for CEPPRA — the proposed specialized enforcement agency. It is not a government website, does not represent an established federal agency, and does not provide legal, medical, or crisis counseling services. Nothing here constitutes legal advice or an official government communication.
If you or someone you know needs help now
- Emergency: Call 911
- Report online exploitation: report.cybertip.org (NCMEC CyberTipline)
- Human trafficking: humantraffickinghotline.org
Do not use this site to report crimes or request emergency assistance. Use the channels above.
Sources
Figures cited across this site draw from publicly reported NCMEC CyberTipline data (including the 2025 CyberTipline Report), OJJDP ICAC Task Force Program updates for 2025 / FY2025, National Drug Control Budget materials for FY2025, and published foster-care trafficking case reviews. Numbers are presented as documented floors — not exhaustive prevalence estimates. Readers should consult primary agency publications for the latest releases.
No fake CEPPRA contact email or phone is published here. For legislative action, sign the petition on the Take Action page and contact your members of Congress via house.gov and senate.gov.
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