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County signs proclamation recognizing April as Child Abuse Prevention Month
Summary
Aaron Jones, a regional Community Partnerships for Protecting Children coordinator, presented a proclamation recognizing April as National Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month and highlighted local events including a family resource fair and Wear Blue Day.
Aaron Jones, Community Partnerships for Protecting Children (CPPC) coordinator for several counties, presented a proclamation asking the Louisa County Board of Supervisors to recognize April as National Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month. Supervisors approved the proclamation and signed it.
Jones described a quad-county slate of prevention activities, including a free family resource fair and concert at the Burlington Mall this Saturday and a Wear Blue Day on April 10. He praised local partners, including the county health department, home-visiting programs, Community Action and faith-based organizations, and said the events aim to connect families with services and raise awareness.
The board thanked Jones for the work and asked staff to distribute event information to county contacts.
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