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April is Child Abuse Prevention MonthChild Abuse Prevention Month 2010
Child Abuse Prevention Month in the Media
Click here to hear more about Child Abuse Prevention Month 2010 from Kempe's Director of Communications & Marketing, Steve Harrell. Jesse Wolff and Dr. Antonia Chiesa on Your Show
Channel 7 - Sexual Abuse Victim Believes Counseling Saved Her Life
Treatment Offers Victims Hope
Channel 7 - Child Abuse Devastating For Colorado Families
Treatment Offers Victims Hope
Steve Harrell talks about Kempe's involvement with Cherry Creek Sneak on Co&Co
Channel 7 - Kempe and Robinson Dairy
Kempe Superhero PSA
What Is Child Abuse Prevention Month?
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. With this month-long observance, The Kempe Foundation for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect raises awareness in the community around the critical issue of child abuse and neglect and to educate the public on prevention. This community relations effort is aimed at increasing awareness of child abuse and neglect, increasing public support, and educating on its prevention. Below are some resources and tips sheets about how to get the community invovled with the issue of child abuse and neglect, positive parenting and caregiving and how to support Kempe. As we support Child Abuse Prevention Month, you'll see Denver turn on the blue with ribbons placed around town during April. If you would like to request a blue ribbon for your building or small blue ribbons for employees to wear, please call Kempe at 303-864-5300. Speak Up for Children - Educate the public about child abuse and neglect
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Story of the Blue Ribbon
The Blue Ribbon Child Abuse Prevention Campaign had its early beginnings following the death of a very young child. In spring 1989, Bonnie Finney, a Virginia grandmother, received the devastating news that her beloved grandson had died of injuries inflicted by his parents. In an expression of her grief and outrage, this grandmother did something that has given us a symbol, around which we rally for the cause of child abuse prevention. She tied a blue ribbon to the antenna of her van as a way to remember “the bruised and battered body of her grandson” and to alert her community to the tragedy of child abuse. |
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