Partnering for Prevention: Educating Schools on Child Safety in Utah
How Prevent Child Abuse Utah can partner with your child's school to educate
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April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, emphasizing the need for nurturing relationships to protect children. Prevent Child Abuse Utah offers educational programs in schools, teaching students safety lessons and providing families with tools to continue discussions at home. Community members can request these programs to foster awareness and prevention.
- 01April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, focusing on awareness and prevention.
- 02Prevent Child Abuse Utah collaborates with schools to provide educational programs.
- 03Age-appropriate presentations include safety lessons like 'Say No, Go, Tell.'
- 04The initiative encourages a shared language of safety between schools and families.
- 05Community members can request these educational resources for their local schools.
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April marks National Child Abuse Prevention Month, highlighting the importance of fostering stable and nurturing relationships to protect children from abuse and neglect. Prevent Child Abuse Utah, represented by Laurieanne Thorpe, invites parents, counselors, and community members to request prevention education for local schools. The organization collaborates with schools to deliver age-appropriate presentations, teaching children vital safety lessons such as 'Say No, Go, Tell.' These programs equip families with tools to continue safety discussions at home, creating a shared language that empowers children to recognize unsafe situations and speak up. Additionally, today is the National Day of Giving, encouraging supporters to contribute to programs that promote prevention education in schools and provide resources for families.
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The initiative aims to create safer environments for children by educating them and their families about recognizing and responding to unsafe situations.
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