April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. With our nation facing extremely unique times amidst the Coronavirus Pandemic, we don’t want to lose sight of the signs, prevention methods and social responsibility regarding reporting. Young lives are more vulnerable today than ever before due to social distancing, school closings and needing to quarantine. While we are doing our best to maintain our households while checking in on related loved ones, we must not forget the children. Many may be living with abusers, have limited voices and no way of escape. Learn more about what you can do to prevent child abuse and report anything suspected violations by visiting
