Awareness Materials

Everything your organization needs to help raise awareness during National Adoption Month. 

There are currently 290 children and teens in foster care waiting to be adopted. To support local efforts to find adoptive homes these youth, use these materials to inspire potential parents.

Colorado is experiencing a shortage in foster parents. To support local efforts to recruit foster parents, use these materials to inspire your community members.

The first step in helping to end child abuse and neglect in Colorado is learning to recognize the signs of child abuse and neglect. Help educate and encourage Coloradans to report any and all concerns about the well-being of a child or teen.

Everything your organization needs to help raise awareness during National Child Abuse Prevention Month (CAPM). 

More than 40 categories of professionals are required by law to report suspected child abuse and neglect in Colorado. Employers and professional associations are encouraged to use these resources to educate your networks. 

Child sex trafficking has been reported in all 50 states, including in Colorado. Use these materials to educate others. 

Everything your organization needs to help raise awareness during National Foster Care Awareness Month. 

Partners across the state are using these resources to leverage their work with consistent messaging when discussing early childhood development, adversity, and toxic stress to keep shifting social norms toward positive social change for family and child well-being in Colorado. The Message Bank also includes examples of materials other partners have used. 

Everything your organization needs to help raise awareness during National Adoption Month. 

Infographics, memes and images associated with the campaign are readily available for partners to download, embed or share via social media.

Click HERE to view the Campaign Social Media calendar. Campaign partners are encouraged to use this calendar to help amplify message and coordinate a movement for Colorado's kids.