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CELEBRATION !! -- Q & A call-in discussion with NAASCA family members for New Year's Eve, using an OPEN MIKE forum. We'll feature survivors and professionals who'll field topics brought to the episode by you, the listener. ~~ Let's take the...
1:30:22•1 Jan 2021
Celebrating Resilience: New Year's Eve Reflections
Episode Overview
- NAASCA's mission includes supporting adult survivors of child abuse.
- Fundraising is crucial for NAASCA's future stability.
- Volunteers play a vital role in NAASCA's operations.
- 2020 was challenging, but 2021 offers hope.
- Listeners are encouraged to participate and support NAASCA.
“My four-year-old granddaughter will never be molested by her father ever again.”
The Stop Child Abuse Now show, hosted by Bill Murray, provided a platform for reflection and celebration as the year 2020 came to a close. Sponsored by the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NAASCA), the episode was a New Year's Eve open-mic discussion involving NAASCA family members, survivors, and professionals. The aim was to celebrate resilience and look forward to a hopeful 2021.
Listeners were invited to participate and bring their topics to the table, creating a dynamic and interactive discussion. Bill Murray emphasized the importance of community support, highlighting the role of volunteers in NAASCA's operations. He shared his personal experiences with the organization and the impact of the community's support on his journey. A significant portion of the discussion was dedicated to fundraising, as NAASCA seeks financial stability to ensure its continued operation.
Murray explained that, despite NAASCA's low operating costs due to its volunteer-driven nature, financial reserves are necessary to secure its future. The episode underscored the value of donations, emphasizing that NAASCA is a nonprofit with tax-deductible contributions. Stories of healing and resilience were shared, illustrating the profound impact NAASCA has on individuals. One particularly moving story involved a listener who prevented her granddaughter from being molested, thanks to the support and information provided by NAASCA.
Such stories underscore the organization's vital role in the community. As the episode concluded, Murray expressed gratitude towards the listeners and participants, encouraging them to engage with the numerous free resources available on NAASCA's website. The sentiment was hopeful, with a collective eagerness to move past the challenges of 2020 and embrace the possibilities of 2021. NAASCA remains committed to supporting adult survivors of child abuse, fostering a community of resilience and healing.

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