Prevent Child Abuse Utah

06/04/2026

Need some drink ideas for tomorrow? 💙 We got ya covered! Every Dutch Bros in Utah will be donating $1 to Prevent Child Abuse Utah for every drink purchased! Get out to caffeinate & donate! 📣 &donated &donate

06/03/2026

This Friday! 💙 Every Dutch Bros in Utah will donate $1 for every drink purchased to Prevent Child Abuse Utah! Get out to caffeinate & donate! 🥤☕️

06/01/2026

The collab you have been waiting for! This Friday, June 5th, every Dutch Bros in Utah will be donating $1 for every drink to Prevent Child Abuse Utah. We're so excited that Dutch Bros has radiated their kindness towards us & Utah's children. We'll see you on Friday to caffeinate & donate! &donate

05/29/2026

Are you ready for it?

05/26/2026

Summer is almost here!
For a lot of families, that means excitement... and also a big shift in daily routines, energy levels, and parenting demands. Suddenly the structure of the school year is gone, and the long summer days begin.

That's where we come in. Our free home visiting programs support families with young children by offering guidance, encouragement, and practical ideas right in your home.

We can help with building simple summer routines, supporting child development through play, handling big emotions, and finding ways to make the days feel a little more manageable.

You don't have to figure out summer on your own. We meet you where you are and walk alongside your family through this season and beyond.

If you're interested in learning more or getting connected, reach out today.

https://homevisiting.pcautah.org/

05/20/2026

We had an incredible CAP month, thanks to Deondra Brown and all of the cities who signed a proclamation declaring April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. As we work together, communities are stronger, and children more empowered. Thank you to everyone who had a part in this amazing month!

05/12/2026

📣 Calling Parents & Expecting Families in Davis, Iron, Salt Lake, Tooele, Washington, and Weber Counties!

Are you pregnant or do you have children ages 0–8? We’d love to connect with you.

Home visiting is a FREE, evidence-based program that brings personalized guidance, resources, and encouragement to families during the early years of a child’s life.

A trained home visitor partners with mothers, fathers, and caregivers to build on what is already working, answer questions, and share simple activities that fit your family’s needs.

Home visiting can help with:
✨ Strengthening parent-child connection
✨ Understanding your child’s growth and development
✨ Building school readiness skills
✨ Creating summer routines that work for your family
✨ Navigating stress, challenges, and big transitions
✨ Connecting with helpful community resources
✨ Supporting family well-being

We are enrolling families now. Summer is a great time to connect, ask questions, and get extra guidance as your child grows.

You do not have to figure it all out alone. Home visiting gives you someone in your corner.

A little support can change a lot. You don’t have to parent alone Home visiting offers caring, personalized support for pregnant women, new parents, and families with young children. It is about building on your strengths, having someone in your corner, and getting support that fits your life. Get...

05/05/2026

Connection creates safety

In this KUTV 2News Check Your Health segment, Deondra Brown reminds us that prevention is something every community member can be part of. It can begin with simple, everyday actions: knowing your neighbors, checking in on parents, listening to children, and becoming a trusted adult in a child’s life.

Here are three small ways to create connection with a child this week:
Ask one question and listen without rushing the answer.
Notice something specific they are doing well, and say it out loud.
Share an activity like reading a book, planting flowers, or taking a walk

Small moments of connection help children feel seen, safe, and supported. And when families feel connected to the people around them, prevention becomes something we build together.

Watch the full segment here:

What happens in childhood doesn’t just stay in childhood. It can shape a person’s health for years to come.When we talk about child abuse prevention, we’re not

05/04/2026

Prevention doesn’t start in crisis. It starts in the everyday environments where children grow,
learn, and connect.

Youth-serving organizations play a critical role in child sexual abuse prevention through strong policies, trained staff, and environments designed with safety in mind.

On May 7, 2026, PCA America will host a webinar bringing together experts and practitioners to explore what it takes to build safer systems for children, grounded in evidence and real-world practice. If you work with children and families, this conversation is for you.

Register here: https://bit.ly/3OzoBy6
Explore the report: https://bit.ly/4vNzhtB

04/28/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, and helped make the first Spring Party for Prevention a success! 🩵🌸 We are beyond grateful for your donations that will support children and families all over Utah. And another thank you to our Child Advocate of the Year, Aimee Winder Newton!