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April is Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month – and it’s never been more important! Grab your friends, start a team and join Children’s Home Society of Florida for our in-person and virtual 5k run/walk to help more kids in your community grow up in safe, strong homes.
Whether you register as an individual or form a team, become a named sponsor, or volunteer your time, you can help us create a world where children and families stay safe, strong, and together!
For more information, please contact Loren Young, Development Manager, at (561) 402-0823 or Loren.Young@chsfl.org.
Okeeheelee Park, Micanopy Pavilion
7715 Forest Hill Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33413
Children who have experienced abuse or neglect take their first step toward healing in our warm, friendly Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC). More than 2,500 children receive vital services at our CACs each year.
“The CAC counselor was wonderful. My daughter was totally at ease with her.” – Roberta, mother
“The CAC is life-saving. They have saved my two children … and me.” – Stacy, mother
We also work every day to prevent child abuse and neglect, equipping families with education, resources and support so they can create the safe home every child deserves.
“Feeling the trust and support that other people provide is something that motivates a lot and more when people are trained in the area and when they carry out their work with so much love. I greatly appreciate the education we received from the entire group, including my home visitor who taught us strategies and provided resources that we will use now and in the future.” – Amanda, mom of 2 who participated in a CHS early childhood program
“I try to be as involved as possible with my kids. Your kids are your life, and you want the best for them, so you want to focus on your job and focus on your kids … which is a struggle. But because of CHS, I could focus on both. Our kids have experienced so much growth. I highly recommend it. The funny part about it all is you go in seeking one thing, and at the end, you come out thinking, ‘How far can I develop myself?’ It helped me as a human; I just want to be the best and be involved, and you just want to do the best you can as a dad or a mom.” – Will, dad of 2 who participated in a CHS early childhood program
*2022 race images and video courtesy of Hannah Lopez Photography