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AR HCR1017
Concurrent Resolution
Status
Passed
4/14/2021
Primary Sponsor
Deann Vaught
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AI Summary
- Recognizes child abuse and neglect as a significant public health problem in Arkansas and nationwide
- In 2018, 17 children's advocacy centers and 7 satellite offices in Arkansas served an estimated 6,000 child abuse victims, with a significant number being 12 years old or younger
- Commends children's advocacy centers for their work in child abuse response and prevention through direct services, education, collaboration, and leadership
- Proclaims April 11, 2021, as "Children's Advocacy Center Day" in Arkansas as part of National Child Abuse Prevention Month
- Directs the Chief Clerk of the House to provide a copy of the resolution to Ms. Elizabeth Pulley, Executive Director of the Children's Advocacy Centers of Arkansas
Legislative Description
To Recognize That Abuse And Neglect Of Children Is A Significant Public Health Problem; To Commend The Important Work Being Done To Combat The Problem; And To Proclaim April 11, 2021, As “children’s Advocacy Center Day”.
Last Action
Approved by the Governor
4/15/2021
Committee Referrals
Aging, Children and Youth, Legislative and Military Affairs3/31/2021
Full Bill Text
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