This Giving Tuesday, your gift goes farther.
Between Nov 24–Dec 2, every dollar you give to the Child Advocacy Center is amplified through the Cumberland Community Foundation — helping more children feel safe, heard, and supported in their healing.
Your donation becomes water, comfort bags, forensic interviews, therapy sessions, prevention training, and real hope for kids who can’t wait.
Give during the window and change a child’s life today.
The holidays can be a joyful time, but they also present challenges for children, especially when navigating complex family dynamics. This blog highlights the importance of teaching children boundaries, consent, and safety skills to protect their well-being. Parents can empower their children by encouraging body autonomy, setting clear boundaries with family members, and teaching techniques like the PANTS Rule and MBF 5 Safety Rules. By fostering open communication and teaching children how to identify safe adults, distinguish between secrets and surprises, and respond to unsafe situations, parents can create a safer environment. These strategies not only protect children during the holidays but also equip them with lifelong skills for advocating for themselves. Stay tuned for part two, which will focus on recognizing red flags and having difficult conversations with your children.
