04/13/2026
Every April, communities across the United States come together to recognize Child Abuse Prevention Month — a time to raise awareness, strengthen families, and commit to the safety and well-being of every child.
❇️ How you can make a difference:
🔆 Learn the signs. Recognizing the warning signs of abuse or neglect — such as sudden behavioral changes, unexplained injuries, or withdrawal — is the first step to getting a child help.
🔆 Support families under stress. Many risk factors for abuse are rooted in caregiver stress, isolation, and lack of resources. Connecting families to support services makes a real difference.
🔆 Talk openly with children. Age-appropriate conversations about body safety, trusted adults, and healthy boundaries help empower children to speak up.
🔆 Advocate in your community. Support local organizations, programs, and policies that invest in family well-being and child protection.
❇️ Resources from Chinatown Service Center:
At Chinatown Service Center, we offer Child Abuse Prevention and Intervention, which are mental health services that are designed to support families and strengthen relationships. Moreover, we offer parenting programs for children with learning delays, as well as classes for parents of children aged 18 and under. If needed we also have:
🔆 Youth Center: offering free tutor for youth, as well as free college preparation for high school students
🔆 Youth Pre-employment: Programs providing job preparation skills, internships, and volunteer opportunities
🔆 Educational Workshops: Classes and workshops covering mental health, financial literacy, youth wellness, and more
