The resolution recognizes April as Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month in Arkansas, highlighting the serious impact of child abuse and neglect on communities and the long-term consequences for victims. It emphasizes the importance of protective factors that promote the well-being of children and the necessity of collaborative efforts among various sectors, including child welfare, education, health, and law enforcement, to effectively prevent child abuse and support families.

Furthermore, the resolution calls on citizens and organizations to actively participate in initiatives that benefit children and their families, fostering a safe and nurturing environment. It acknowledges the role of child advocacy centers in providing a supportive atmosphere for addressing allegations of abuse and the coordinated efforts of trained professionals in ensuring the welfare of affected children. The Senate encourages increased awareness and community involvement to strengthen Arkansas families and prevent child maltreatment.