We always need people who will be willing to write to legislators to get them to author a bill to help protect abused children. At any point, there will be an issue to push in some direction or another. After getting legislator support, then pass around a petition to urge said member and other legislators to support this bill.
During times that we are not pushing for legislation, we will continue to work on the same issues with Law Enforcement officers, attornies, judges, and other community officials, including school administrators to educate them on the burdens survivors of abuse endure for a life time, and to ensure that those who abuse our children get stiffer punishment than a slap on the wrist. Often, these same people will need to also learn about the signs and symptoms of abuse.
We need one person to be a board member and others to fill out the team for a small committee. Those who work with children as teachers, caregivers, tutors, etc encouraged to come serve with us. Those who are also disabled is also encouraged, to share information about how we can better serve our abused disabled children.
