Butterfly Bridge welcomes attorney general to Clanton – The Clanton Advertiser

By Carey Reeder | Employees Writer

The Butterfly Bridge Children’s Advocacy Centre welcomed Alabama Attorney Typical Steve Marshall to its new facility on April 5.

Govt Director of Butterfly Bridge Jana Zuelzke released Marshall to her staff as well as associates of the multi-disciplinary groups that assistance help the boy or girl advocacy center.

Marshall has established a target to go to all target assistance organizations in the state of Alabama in 2022 these kinds of as domestic violence shelters, rape disaster centers and children’s advocacy centers. Butterfly Bridge is just one of 35 agencies in the Alabama Community of Children’s Advocacy Centers.

“We actually savored the visit with the attorney basic, we’re really lucky that he wished to get out all more than the point out to stop by all the victim support organizations this calendar year,” Zuelzke explained. “He wanted to see how absolutely everyone was doing, and how all people was dealing with things.”

Marshall was interested in looking at how the companies were responding after the pandemic and to see if there was everything his workplace could guide them with.

Chilton County Sheriff John Shearon, Office of Human Resources director Marilyn Colson, 19th Judicial Circuit Chief Deputy District Legal professional CJ Robinson and Thorsby Principal Corey Clements were some of the multi-disciplinary crew representatives in attendance.

Zuelzke also gave Marshall a tour of the new facility at 502 Fifth Avenue North in Clanton.

“We’re glad that he required to listen to what we experienced to say about the point out of Chilton County, victims’ solutions, how we are all operating together and what requirements we have that probably his office could help with,” Zuelzke explained.

April is little one abuse prevention thirty day period, and Butterfly Bridge has quite a few group events prepared all through the thirty day period. Corporations have partnered with Butterfly Bridge on particular days to give back again to the organization— Hope’s Chest Boutique on April 15, Community Grill & Catering on April 19, LaLa’s Cakes and Situations on April 22 and The Bearded Peach on April 28.

Deidra Gadberry at State Farm Insurance will give $10 back again to Butterfly Bridge for each individual insurance plan quote, and Martin Funeral House will give $10 back for each and every preneed funeral arrangement bought in April.

A lot more details on the functions this month can be discovered on the Butterfly Bridge Children’s Advocacy Centre Fb page and their web site butterflybridgecac.org.

“We’ll be undertaking all unique kinds of recognition to educate the group on how to safeguard kids,” Zuelzke explained. “There is a significant aim this thirty day period on trying to inspire our community to be the eyes and ears, report one thing if you see something.”