The West Boca High School Bulls Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids planted a pinwheel garden to honor Child Abuse Prevention Month. Each pinwheel symbolizes a child’s right to a safe, nurturing environment, free from abuse and neglect. This impactful service project raises awareness about the urgent need to break the cycle of child abuse and advocate for every child’s well-being. #ChildAbusePrevention #SpeakUpForKids #AdvocatingForChildren #BreakTheCycle #ChildRights #ProtectKids #CommunityAction #PreventAbuse #WestBocaHighSchool

Ethan Miller from the Oxbridge Thunderwolves Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids led a successful Child Abuse Prevention Week, reaching 450 teachers and students! The week included awareness activities, a pinwheel garden, informative presentations, daily announcements, and a school-wide blue day to honor child abuse prevention efforts. The chapter’s advocacy is making a significant difference. Thank you, Thunderwolves Chapter!

The FAU University Owls Chapter of Students Speak Up for Kids created a blue pinwheel garden for Child Abuse Prevention Month, led by Ava Mansman, symbolizing hope and joy for every child.

Louisa Swank, Ava Crawford, and Gianna Demerski from The Benjamin School Buccaneers Chapter of Students Speak Up for Kids reached 650 students and staff with a presentation on breaking the cycle of child abuse, abandonment, and neglect. They also decorated the courtyard with a pinwheel garden, distributed blue ribbons, and encouraged students to wear blue in support of child abuse prevention.

The Spanish River Shark Chapter of Students Speak Up for Kids gathered together to make and hand out blue bracelets in honor of CAP month. They also created pinwheels and handed out different colors of sunglasses!