The national project of The National Exchange Club is the Prevention of Child Abuse. Kymari House is one of the local agencies the Exchange Club of Murfreesboro supports because of their efforts in fighting the disease of Child Abuse.  

The mission of Kymari House is to support healthy families, informed communities, and resilient children. Kymari House offers supervised visitation, which provides a safe environment and a healthy connection for children separated from one or both of their parents due to safety risks within the home. Parents exercise their court-ordered parenting time at Kymari House under  supervision. This program keeps children safe while helping them maintain important bonds with their parents. Kymari House program provides a neutral environment of trust and safety where children are able to relax and spend time re-connecting with their absent parents without the burden and distraction of family conflict.

Family support services provide parents with education and coaching to enhance the parent/child relationship and promote greater safety for all parties. Sliding scale assistance ensures that no family is ever turned away from this program due to an inability to pay fees. For more information about Kymari House visit www.KymariHouse.org or visit them on Facebook.

Angie Davis, Executive Director of Kymari House, recently reported to the Exchange Club of Murfreesboro the status the programs are providing in the community to keep children safe.  The Exchange Club recently donated $3,500 to Kymari House to help fight child abuse and neglect.

With April being “National Prevention of Child Abuse Month” the Exchange Club of Murfreesboro was honored to be able to assist Kymari House. For more information on The Exchange Club of Murfreesboro, follow them on Facebook or visit www.NatioanalExchangeClub.org. The organizations mission statement is: “Exchange Club – inspiring communities to become better places to live.”