Impact Family Counseling

Week of Action: April 13-17, 2026
We’re proud to participate in the Week of
Action, a time dedicated to raising awareness
and working together to support safe, healthy,
and thriving children, families, and communities.
Small actions can make a big difference,
whether that’s learning more, sharing resources,
or showing support in your community.
Join us this week as we take action and help
build stronger futures for children and families.

Impact Family Counseling supports Child Abuse Prevention month by wearing blue today! Show us your blue!

National Wear Blue Day

Today we wear blue to show our commitment to
supporting children, strengthening families, and
raising awareness during Child Abuse Prevention
Month.
Wearing blue is a simple way to start
conversations and show that prevention matters
in every community. Together, we can help
create safe, supportive environments where all
children can thrive.
Put on your blue and join us in spreading
awareness today!

We want to see YOU in BLUE this Friday!

Join us on April 10 as we recognize National
Wear Blue Day and show support for children
and families during Child Abuse Prevention
Month. Wearing blue is a simple way to raise
awareness and help start important
conversations about prevention and strong
communities.
Snap a photo, wear your blue, and help us
spread the message that prevention matters!

Share your posts and activities with us by tagging us on
Facebook: Department of Child Abuse and Neglect
Instagram: .alabama
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Childhoods should be whimsical!!! And that is exactly the vibe we have going on in our office this month. We’re bringing awareness to child abuse prevention.

Kicking off Child Abuse/Neglect Prevention month in Montgomery! Tai Watkins, CRIBS program coordinator and Kim Bass, FRP coordinator help plant pinwheels for prevention!

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time to
come together to support children, strengthen
families, and raise awareness about the
importance of prevention.
Prevention starts with all of us. Join us this April
as we work together to build stronger families
and brighter futures.

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