Compass Bridge Advocates

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A New Braunfels family is raising awareness of childhood apraxia of speech as their son works to find his voice through therapy and support. In recognition of Apraxia Awareness Day on May 14, the city has issued a proclamation, highlighting the importance of understanding and supporting children with the condition.

UPDATE: This class is now full. Additional AWARE classes are being offered throughout the year. Visit newbraunfels.gov/nbpdoutreach to view upcoming dates and sign up.
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ORIGINAL POST: The New Braunfels Police Department is offering a free AWARE Course designed to help participants assess their surroundings, stay aware, and better understand real-world situations.

This session is designed for mothers and daughters (ages 12+) and focuses on building confidence, increasing awareness, and learning basic self-defense skills in a safe, supportive environment. One parent must attend with each child.

Class will be held May 15–17 from 5:30–7:30 p.m. each evening at the New Braunfels Police Department (3030 W. San Antonio Street).

📧Email our Community Engagement Team at [email protected] to request a spot.

For generations, adult–child relationships were built on power ✨over✨.

Even as we’ve given kids more voice and rights, the old self-control mindset still linger, telling us we need to stay in charge at all costs.

This graphic by educator Kristin Wiens offers a wiser reframe: ✨ Power doesn’t have to be a threat.✨ It can be something we give, through understanding, safety, and stress awareness!

Some good reminders to tell our little bunnies everyday! 🐰 💕 ☀️