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Letter For An Inattentive To Urusula's Story

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I hope to one day hear of less children being abused and neglected, like Ursula. It saddens me that this innocent child had to endure a traumatic death. I believe her story has brought awareness to many across the world and that her story lives on to help end abuse and neglect. As a social worker, I will keep her story in mind and do my part to help and advocate against child abuse, in her name. It has been brought to my attention how easily abuse can be overlooked, such as the school aid and teacher being inattentive to Urusula’s odd behavior, it is important to be aware of warning signs and symptoms to end or reduce child

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