April marks the beginning of Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time of year when communities come together to raise awareness and lend support.
For organizations like the Idaho Children's Trust Fund, this work lasts much longer than just a month.
For nearly 40 years, the agency has been committed to prevention efforts, offering crucial resources to those in need. And now they’re shining a spotlight on how we can get more involved and help make a difference.
Roger Sherman, executive director of the Idaho Children’s Trust Fund, and Kim Hemmert, grants manager and strategic planner with the Idaho Children’s Trust Fund.
