 April 1, 2013 Sometimes, life gets in the way of being a "perfect" parent. Your friends post the happiest photos on social media, your in-laws tell you about their new organic diet, and all you want is to send kids to school without food on their face and with shoes on the right feet. Most parents don't intend to hurt their children, but often stress takes control. This month is dedicated to providing families, educators, resource centers, home visitors, medical professionals, faith groups and the general public information on where to go and what to do when life gets slippery.
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 OUR CHAT WITH MISS AMERICA! Mallory Hagan tells us why prevention matters NH Children's Trust had the privilege of interviewing Miss America 2013, Mallory Hagan, whose platform revolves around child sexual abuse prevention. She opens up about her family's story and history with the issue.
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 BUY A PINWHEEL PIN UP Local businesses look toward brighter future The New Hampshire community is banding together to raise funds and child abuse prevention awareness this month! The Prevention Pinwheel is a national symbol of a happy childhood and, in turn, ending child abuse. Several local businesses will sell $1 Prevention Pinwheel Pin Ups during the month of April. Find out who, and please visit them!
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 STOP ABUSE, ROCK THE BLUES Tuesday, April 16 Take a look through your closet and find your brightest blues! NH Children's Trust declares April 16 as "Stop Abuse, Rock the Blues Day" and challenges you to "rock" your best blue hues. Recruit your co-workers, tell your friends and share with your family this easy awareness campaign!
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 ON YOUR COMMUTE Public service announcements & radio interviews In addition, NH Children's Trust will visit 105.5 WJYY for an interview explaining our mission and public involvement, which will air on The Wake Up Crew with Nazzy and Mya.
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 WE'RE #1 IN THE COUNTRY! FREE Online Training Each course includes a number of quizzes, activities and reflective questions. With a mix of written text, video and audio clips and opportunities to interact with the material, the courses are designed to keep the learner engaged.
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NH CHILDREN'S TRUST EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - WHY PREVENTION IS BEST
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10 Ferry Street, Suite 315 Concord, NH 03301
603.224.1279 www.nhchildrenstrust.org
Eliminate child abuse.
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