This House resolution expresses support for National Child Abuse Prevention Month. It recognizes that child abuse and sexual abuse can be prevented and supports public education, help for survivors, and justice for victims. It also recognizes the need for more investment and federal legislation on prevention, healing, and justice.
The resolution expresses the House’s support for these goals. It does not create a program or set requirements for individuals. It supports raising public awareness and educating families about ways to prevent child abuse.
The resolution does not specify spending amounts or direct costs.
The resolution states that preventing abuse can support children, families, and communities. It also points to prevention services and evidence-based home-visiting programs as ways to help families and reduce abuse.
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