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News & Events
Find out what's happening...during Child Abuse Prevention Month, and year 'round.
Featured News: Child Abuse Prevention Month
Family Engagement
The Santa Barbara County Child Abuse Prevention Council (CAPC) is proud to present April 2024 as Child Abuse Prevention Month! The theme of the 2024 campaign is Family Engagement. Watch this space for 2024 resources coming soon. Or, use the 2023 resources shown below.
Resources
We invite you to use our resources, including:
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Talking points introducing the 2023 theme of community support;
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Examples of community support from three different perspectives;
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Additional prevention strategies;
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PDF of a short slide deck.
You may also want to have a look at the News stories posted to this page in and around April 2023.
Social Media
Every day in April and beyond, we posted daily tips on our Facebook page showing what a supportive community looks like from the perspectives of parents, youth, and service providers. We also promoted awareness activities and educational opportunities (like #WearBlue4Kids selfie days, a Children's Memorial Flag Raising, and more). You're invited to share anything you find on our Facebook page on your own individual or organizational page. (Or, choose from the entire set of Supportive Community images in English and Spanish.)
Where You Come In
Preventing child abuse and protecting children is a community responsibility, with everyone needing to take action to provide support to the families and children around us. Taking action can be as simple as offering a helping hand to a parent you know.
About CAPC
CAPC is a collaborative group dedicated to the prevention and early intervention of child abuse and neglect within the community. We enact change through raising community awareness, providing resources to parents, educating service providers, and supporting agencies providing prevention and intervention services.
Email Newsfeed
To get the latest information to and from CAPC members in your email inbox, subscribe to the CAPC Email Newsfeed. Every CAPC member organization can submit items to go out on the Email Newsfeed, so many items may be of interest to CAPC members but not about CAPC per se. Click the button below to send us an email asking to subscribe.
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