The Senate resolution officially supports designating April 2025 as "National Child Abuse Prevention Month" and endorses its overarching goals and ideals. It underscores the critical importance of preventing child abuse, neglect, and sexual abuse, recognizing that a healthy and prosperous society relies on robust families and communities. The resolution highlights that these forms of maltreatment are preventable, with significant long-term benefits for individuals and society by reducing adverse childhood experiences. Furthermore, the resolution advocates for increased public awareness and education regarding child abuse prevention and the development of protective factors for families. It also expresses strong support for initiatives aimed at helping survivors of childhood sexual abuse heal from their experiences. Finally, the Senate commits to supporting efforts to ensure justice for all victims of childhood sexual abuse, emphasizing a comprehensive approach encompassing prevention, healing, and justice for all affected children.