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The key component to protecting a child from any form of abuse is frequent and open communication. Learn how to help your children recognize signs of physical and emotional abuse.

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Below is important information from our partner Project Harmony for parents about how to recognize areas of abuse risk and educate their children to keep them safe from abuse.

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A Guide to Keep Kids Safe

Helping Kids Feel Safe by Teaching Them to Recognize Physical and Emotional Abuse

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Parenting Tools for Home

Below is important information from our partner Project Harmony for parents about how to recognize areas of abuse risk and educate their children to keep them safe from abuse.

A Guide to Keep Kids Safe

​​​Helping Kids Feel Safe by Teaching Them to Recognize Physical and Emotional Abuse​

Featured Content

Parenting Tools for Home

Below is important information from our partner Project Harmony for parents about how to recognize areas of abuse risk and educate their children to keep them safe from abuse.​

Helping Kids Feel Safe by Teaching Them to Recognize Physical and Emotional Abuse

Below is important information from our partner Project Harmony for parents about how to recognize areas of abuse risk and educate their children to keep them safe from abuse.