Tennyson Center for Children
Tennyson Center for Children Marks National Child Abuse Prevention Month
Tennyson Center for Children Encourages People to Help Fight Child Abuse and Neglect During National Child Abuse Prevention Month DENVER (April 1, 2010) – Tennyson Center for Children, one of the Rocky Mountain region’s leading treatment and education centers for abused, neglected and at-risk youth, today announced its 2010 campaign in support of Child Abuse Prevention Month in April. The integrated campaign offers many opportunities for individuals and groups to get involved in the effort to end child abuse and neglect. According to the Colorado General Assembly’s 2009 Joint Budget Committee briefing on child welfare, Colorado’s 64 counties received approximately 76,000 reports of child abuse or neglect during FY 2008-09. That many children would fill Denver’s Pepsi Center four times over...
Operation Santa – Tennyson Center for Children
Tennyson Center for Children (www.childabuse.org), one of the Rocky Mountain region’s leading treatment and education centers for abused, neglected and at-risk youth, has launched its annual Operation Santa campaign, which runs through Jan. 1. Operation Santa is Tennyson Center’s way of giving the spirit of the holidays to the more than 100 children and 70 families served by the 105 year-old agency. The program solicits corporate and individual support from the Denver community to fulfill wish lists for children’s toys and gifts, as well as much-needed items that are essential to the success and healing of the children who receive treatment at Tennyson Center. “This program provides the children and families served by our Center with a little magic during the holidays,” said Bob Cooper, CE...
