Prevent Child Abuse Rockdale

06/05/2026

Happy Pride 💙🏳️‍🌈

This month, we celebrate our LGBTQ+
friends, colleagues, families, and communities.

We are especially grateful to the countless LGBTQ+ leaders, advocates, parents, caregivers, and young people whose voices have expanded our collective understanding of family, belonging, love, and well-being. Their leadership has helped build stronger, more inclusive communities where all children and families can thrive.

At Prevent Child Abuse America and Healthy Families America, we believe every child deserves to grow up surrounded by safe, stable, nurturing relationships and environments and every family deserves to be seen, valued, and supported.

To everyone celebrating this month, thank you for helping create a future where all children and families are living a purposeful and happy life with hope for the future.

Happy Pride!

05/12/2026

04/30/2026

Grateful for our partners
means we can’t do it without you! THANK
YOU for helping to raise awareness during Child Abuse Prevention
Month. But prevention efforts don’t just happen in April, stay involved
with us all year long by visiting tinyurl.com/CAPmonthGA.

04/29/2026

As we wrap up Child Abuse Prevention Month, let’s carry the message
of the pinwheel forward. It symbolizes hope and the vital support
families need to thrive. Together, our actions create a ripple effect,
helping children grow up safe and healthy. Thank you for being a part
of this journey!

04/28/2026

Programs that address the needs of the whole family.
Economic supports that help with immediate needs like cash
assistance AND long-term outcomes like workforce training.
Caregivers teaching young children the anatomical names for
body parts.
Policy leaders and decision makers listening and learning from
those with lived experience.
Sign-up for a free trainings: tinyurl.com/pcatrain

04/27/2026

Family-supporting policies significantly reduce child abuse and
neglect rates. Here are three examples:
● Each additional month of childcare subsidy for low-income
mothers correlates with a 16% decrease in neglect reports and
a 14% decrease in physical abuse reports.
● Generous SNAP policies lead to fewer CPS reports.
● A 5% increase in families receiving SNAP benefits is linked to an
8% to 14% reduction in CPS and foster care caseloads.

04/26/2026

Supporting families means…
• Seeing the best in parents/caregivers
• Normalizing that all families need help sometimes
• Continually engaging families
• Offering empathy– building a bridge of connection
• Connecting families to needs they identify
• Considering the effects of past trauma on a family
Learn more: tinyurl.com/capmonthga

04/25/2026

Strong families don’t just “happen.”
They’re built with support, community…and access to RESOURCES.
FindHelpGA.org has your back