Healthy Relationships Don’t Hurt

February is Teen Dating Violence Prevention Month. Canopy Children’s Solutions shares information to help parents and teens talk about healthy relationships and potential warning signs.

Safe Place—Helping Youth in Crisis

Canopy's Warren County Children's Shelter helps raise awareness about the National Safe Place initiative for children and youth who need a safe place during crisis.

When Love Hurts

Accepting that the person you love is abusing you is difficult. Many victims don’t realize they are being abused until it is too late. February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and knowing the facts is the best defense to keeping teens safe.

Canopy Children’s Solutions Honors Transformational Partners At Celebration of Excellence

Canopy Children’s Solutions (Canopy) and its esteemed Board of Directors will host its “Celebration of Excellence,” at the new Canopy Center of Excellence, located at 1513 Lakeland Drive in Jackson.
The event is a celebration of milestones over the past year including the opening of the first Center of Excellence in the state.

The Silent Cries of Child Abuse

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and Canopy seeks to bring awareness to this devastating epidemic. Learn more about signs of abuse and what to do if you suspect a child is being abused. Don't let the silent cries of a child keep you from speaking up.

Love Shouldn’t Hurt

The National Youth Risk Survey indicates 1 in 3 U.S. teens will experience dating violence. Dating violence can happen to anyone—male, female, young, old, every race, socioeconomic status, educational status. Knowing the warning signs may help you identify a friend or loved one victimized.

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