Get this, Biker gang protection program.
Is that what they're actually called? No. However, for small children they might as well be guardians. No not parental units. I'm talking about someone who protects you. 'Why' you may ask?
Because they will give you the comfort any child needs who has been in an abusive situation. Had a nightmare? They'll be there. An abusive dad driving by, and you're scared. Don't be. The typical 'intimidating' look they have not only makes the child feel safe but can potentially scare of any abusers that are wanting to harm children.
"We desire to send a clear message to all involved with the abused child that this child is part of our organization, and that we are prepared to lend our physical and emotional support to them by affiliation, and our physical presence. We stand at the ready to shield these children from further abuse." - B.A.C.A. mission statement (http://bacaworld.org/mission/)
If you have ever had a moment, even for 5 seconds, of feeling alone, depressed, anxiety ridden, flash-backs, bullied, abused, or anything that affects your mental well-being, you know that one friend can make a world of a difference.
I know that having one friend can make a world of a difference. And having someone who is not only trained in this field, but also has a reputation for not being the friendliest people, (but this group truly is)- I've read inspiring things, but this is something else. This is humanity at it's best. Compassion that swells from them is astounding. This truly changes life for the better. So, thank-you Biker's Against Child Abuse, just the thought of you all makes life a little easier.
Please pay a visit to their site. I highly encourage you all to keep them in mind, always.
Now to make your day even more brighter ( I hope) have some cats
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And of course, have a brilliant day my Veritas-readers. And please, remember, you are not alone. Stay strong (as you all are) and stay shining. If needed please take time to e-mail me and questions or concerns, even to tell me about your day.
Until next time!
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