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December 18th, 2009 · No Comments

Are you aware of the fact that the number of reports of child abuse incidents actually drop during the summer? Do you have any idea why? It is because the kids are not around teachers and other professionals who are mandated to file a child abuse report if they observe any indicators that a child has indeed been abused. You may be wondering how this affects you and your family. It affects everyone because child abuse prevention is everyone’s responsibility. Most of the kids who sexually abused are preyed upon by a close friend or family member. In actuality, by comparison, “stranger danger” is pretty rare.

In the history of the world only one strategy has worked to overcome a public health problem and that is to focus on the cause. Is child abuse and molestation a public health problem? Child protection services experts say yes, as it qualifies on two counts: number of victims and damage to health. Abusing a child obviously endangers a child’s emotional and physical health. Most unfortunately, the number of children victimized is in the millions.

One plan for child abuse prevention is to do what health professionals have done and that is to find the cause and then come up with something to stop it. Statistics state that 95% of abusive acts committed are due to an ongoing misguided drive directed at kids, so if we could stop the older children from developing that drive or disorder it would drastically reduce the amount of victims. It has been said that even the simple act of talking about this problem openly with older children is a great step forward in the prevention of child abuse.

Telling others about the facts is considered very important. Once medical professionals know what causes a disease or disorder, the next step in getting rid of the problem is by getting the word out in health news; providing the necessary information to help stop the problem.

For many the subject of child abuse prevention is a difficult one to discuss as it forces them to face the issues and talk with family and friends about these children. However, increasing public awareness is one way in which everyone can help to get closer to an abusive free environment.

Rene Lacape is a seasoned insurance agent. He has been dealing with both corporate and individual accounts for several years up to the present. If you need him, you can check his website and give him a call. Act now.

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