Pat Trevino | April 10, 2026
DeWitt County is standing together this April as residents, organizations, and local leaders join in recognizing Child Abuse Awareness Month. Across the county, community members are wearing blue to send a clear message: every child matters, and their safety and well‑being remain a shared priority.
The initiative highlights the importance of collective responsibility in protecting children. Families, schools, first responders, nonprofits, faith communities, and neighbors all play a vital role in creating safe environments where young people can grow, thrive, and be heard.
Throughout the month, blue attire and displays serve as visible reminders of the county’s commitment to prevention, awareness, and advocacy. Local officials emphasize that safeguarding children requires vigilance, compassion, and the willingness to speak up when something doesn’t seem right.
Community leaders encourage residents to continue supporting one another, reporting concerns when necessary, and fostering a culture where every child in DeWitt County feels valued and protected.