Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Council of Bartholomew County, Columbus, Indiana

Press Coverage

Below is a sampling of the press coverage about CAP council, its events and child abuse in general; click on the links to view the entire clipping.

All clippings appear courtesy of The Republic, the local newspaper.

• "BCSC goes beyond required policies in educating town about bullying"
  Aug 22, 2006, The Republic
• "Sad stories of children in jeopardy"
  Apr 25, 2006, The Republic
• "Skits reveal bullying truths"
  Apr 24, 2006, The Republic
• "Child abuse prevention works"
  Apr 9, 2006, The Republic
• "Abuse victims remembered"
  Apr 5, 2006, The Republic
• "Public can help prevent abuse"
  May 15, 2005, The Republic
• "Victims symbolize child abuse"
  Recent cases demonstrate the horror of child abuse
  May 1, 2005, The Republic
• "Calling from Christ"
  First Lutheran draws attention with banners to Child Abuse Prevention
  Apr 23, 2005, The Republic
• "Child abuse needs public attention"
  Public needs to be more involved in child abuse prevention
  Apr 22, 2005, The Republic
• "April spotlights abuse prevention" & "Child Services director to speak"
  Apr 7, 2005, The Republic
• "Puppet Masters"
  Show teaches kids about child abuse
  Oct 4, 2004, The Republic
• "Bell, Candles Remember Victims"
  Certificates go to those who help abused children
  Apr 23, 2004, The Republic
• "Taboo Topics on the Block"
  Kids on the Block puppet skits performed by high school students teach about abuse
  Mar 31, 2004, The Republic
• "Child Abuse Reports up Steeply Due to Meth"
  Dec 10, 2003, The Republic
• "Mom Warns of Shaken Infant Syndrome"
  Apr 29, 2003, The Republic
• "Light of Hope"
  Rain doesn't dampen spirit of vigil held for abuse and neglected children
  Apr 25, 2003, The Republic
• "Remembering the Children"
  Candlelight vigil, 1-mile walk honor abused, neglected kids
  Apr 19, 2001, The Republic
• "Prevention Key to End Child Abuse, Says Group"
  Apr 19, 2001, The Republic
• "Kids on the Block"
  Puppet friends help children express feelings
  May 15, 2000, The Republic