Malouf Foundation

We're joining this panel hosted by the Utah Women & Leadership Project in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month. Learn more about the impact of child sexual abuse and what we can do to prevent it. Register for free here: https://lnkd.in/g_Y5ysaM.

We’re excited to share that we’ve teamed up with the Building Owners and Managers Association of Utah (BOMA)! They have selected our Rooms Restored program as their community service project for 2025. In April, they will complete 10 individual room makeovers for children who have experienced sexual abuse, helping to create safe healing environments for them. We’re beyond grateful to see businesses get involved and their commitment to make a difference. Stay tuned for more updates next month! #RoomsRestored #BOMA #GivingBack

Research shows that 2024 was one of the worst years for online child sexual abuse material. It’s more important than ever to educate our kids on online safety and how to recognize signs of abuse. ??Check out the FREE Raise app at joinraise.com for helpful ways to navigate the digital world with your kids. ??Take our FREE OnWatch training at IAmOnWatch.org to learn how to spot and report signs of sexual exploitation.

Join us for Golf for Freedom on May 6 benefiting the Malouf Foundation, the Elizabeth Smart Foundation, and Fight the New Drug!

What is trauma-informed design? Hear from our Rooms Restored program manager Jess to learn how we create spaces that promote healing. #RoomsRestored #HealingSpaces

We are focused on changing Utahn’s perceptions around child sexual abuse and moving them to act. Three common misconceptions are that: - Child sexual abuse is not a problem in my immediate community - False! Child sexual abuse is prevalent in all communities, affecting every race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic background. - There’s nothing we can do to prevent it - False! By learning to recognize the signs as well as facilitating open conversations with children, you can help protect children from sexual abuse. - This doesn’t happen much in Utah - False! Child sexual abuse is more prevalent in Utah than the national average (See references). Through awareness and education, we can change the way we understand child sexual abuse and?create safer environments to help protect children. #bwfchildsexualabuse

Save the date! ??? Join us on May 6 at the scenic Black Desert Resort to support the ongoing fight against sexual exploitation. Proceeds will help us expand our programs, extend our reach, and amplify our impact. Get more details at phasealliance.org/events. ??

Thank you for your support during National Human Trafficking Prevention Month! Each step you take with us helps raise awareness, provide resources, and empower communities to stand up against human trafficking. Let’s continue to make a difference!

Healing?requires access to comprehensive resources and support. Here are some organizations that can help. ??These are just a few of the many that are dedicated to supporting survivors. The Malouf Foundation also offer services for survivors, including our Rooms Restored and Juniper programs. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gxbCeTr9. Have other resources to recommend? Feel free to share them in the comments below. ??

Utah locals! Safe Harbor is offering a free course for parents/caregivers starting on January 28th at their Layton location. The course is designed for parents and caregivers to discuss topics including child abuse prevention, healthy teen relationships, body safety, dating violence, and more. This course will be held in two sessions: -??????For parents of children ages 0-9: Using a curriculum created by Saprea, the training will focus on body safety and child sexual abuse prevention. This will be held 1x/week for 3 weeks. -??????For parents of children ages 10-14: This training will focus on healthy pre-teen and teen relationships, using a CDC approved curriculum called Dating Matters. ? If you are interested, reach out to Abbie Webb at [email protected] or 385-515-4025 to register. #bwfchildsexualabuse