On April 2, 2027, Pucks for Prevention will bring our community together for an evening of hockey, connection, and awareness, all centered around our shared commitment to creating safer communities for children.

Child abuse comes in many forms, and there are no guaranteed signs that make it easy to recognize. If you suspect abuse, report it.

Before children’s advocacy centers, the response to child abuse was often disjointed, duplicative, and retraumatizing for children.

HB26-1142 changed those limitations and ensures that children will receive coordinated, non-duplicative efforts through one cohesive team.