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The Austin City Council has declared April 5th as Protect Austin Kids Day. The Center for Child Protection is encouraging people to stand against child abuse by wearing blue and sharing on social media using the hashtag #ProtectAustinKids. The Center has also put up 855 pinwheels to represent forensic interviews done in 2023. To learn more and find out about other events, visit ProtectAustinKids.org. The Center for Child Protection is a nonprofit that investigates and prosecutes crimes against children in Travis County. (382 characters) Three, two, one. I have a very important announcement to make for all you Austin listeners. The Austin City Council has proclaimed April 5th Protect Austin Kids Day. All month, join the Center for Child Protection in standing up against child abuse, and then visit their building to see the 855 pinwheels to Protect Austin Kids, representing each forensic interview done all throughout 2023. Everybody again, Protect Austin Kids Day. It's April 5th. Make sure you wear blue and show your support, because it's the national color for child abuse prevention. And also, April's the National Child Abuse Month, so all month, please share on your social media by tagging at Center for CP, that's the number four, at Center for CP, and use the hashtag Protect Austin Kids. Y'all, let's protect our children and really make a difference. And to learn more and find out all about the other events, please visit ProtectAustinKids.org. This message was brought to you by the Center for Child Protection. For over 30 years, the only nonprofit involved in the investigation and prosecution of crimes against children in Travis County.
