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Child Abuse Prevention Month 2024

Child Abuse Prevention Month 2024

April 2024 - You might notice blue pinwheels placed outside of businesses, homes, or even our office while out and about during the month of April! That’s because the pinwheel symbolizes Child Abuse Prevention which we are working to raise awareness for during the month of April.

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Giving Tuesday 2023

Giving Tuesday 2023

Join us for Giving Tuesday on November 28, 2023!

The Children’s Advocacy Project is incredibly grateful for your consideration of our organization for Giving Tuesday.

Just a little bit goes a long way when we all give together.

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Hailey's Story: Trauma Can Look Different for Every Victim

Sixteen-year-old Hailey had a long history of migraines dating back about three years. They were debilitating, often sending her to bed in agony for more than a day. Because of her health, her family decided online schooling was a better option for her. Hailey found online schooling unchallenging and had gone from a straight A student to barely passing. 

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Child Abuse Prevention Month 2023

Child Abuse Prevention Month 2023

April 2023 - Each April, during Child Abuse Prevention Month, we recognize the importance of communities working together to help prevent child abuse. This April marks the 20th year as an organization that we have recognized Child Abuse Prevention Month and we want to thank you for joining us!

Every small action can help families thrive. Together, through purposeful action, we can promote the safety and well-being of children in our community.

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Secret vs. Surprise

As parents and caregivers, something always on our mind is keeping our children safe. We often think of the obvious things such as making sure they are properly buckled in a car or wearing a helmet when riding a bike, but another way we can help make sure children are safe is something we might not always thing about – teaching boundaries. It is important that children also understand behaviors from others that are appropriate and inappropriate.

Helping children understand the difference between a secret and a surprise can be an important part of helping create a safe environment.

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