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Reporting Child Abuse in Texas: What the Law Actually Says
Choosing not to report suspected abuse is not just a missed opportunity, it's against the law. Failure to report can mean jail time for you.

Abby Reed


Most Child Abuse Happens At Home: 690 Lubbock Co. Children Were Victims in 2025
This isn’t happening somewhere else. It’s happening here and most of the abuse is happening inside the home, by someone the child knows and depends on. Child abuse is preventable, but only if we’re willing to face what’s real.

Abby Reed


When Safe Isn’t Safe Enough: What Parents Deserve to Know About Youth Program Risks
When we send our kids to school, camp, practice, or after-school care, we trust that the adults in charge are keeping them safe. But too often, safety protocols are reactive instead of proactive.

Abby Reed


Shocking 2024 Child Abuse Statistics in Lubbock County: A Wake-Up Call
In 2024, 783 children in Lubbock County were confirmed victims of abuse, a stark reminder of the urgent need for awareness and action.

Abby Reed
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