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Link – Child safety talk leads to sexual assault arrest of 2
These kinds of programs make a difference. Making sure kids understand safety issues, and how to report anything that is not safe, is an important part of fighting child abuse. If you don’t teach them, they won’t know. You’re not “ruining their innocence”, you are educating them before someone else does. You may not like…

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Sharing – Mental Health Reminders for the New Year
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