NAASCA ORG

Stop Child Abuse Now

NAASCA ORG

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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 3112

Wednesday 8th February 2023

Join Rev. Henry McGrath as he tackles childhood trauma and digital dangers, offering insights on protecting children from sextortion.
90 minutes
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful
Compassionate
Encouraging

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Stop Child Abuse Now
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Sobriety Success Stories
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Rev. Henry McGrath: Navigating Childhood Trauma and Digital Dangers

Prevention is an adult activity.
Ever wondered how a childhood marked by severe trauma can shape a person's mission to protect others? Rev. Henry McGrath's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Growing up in a poor Irish family with alcoholic parents, Henry found himself hustling to survive in the rough streets of Pittsburgh at just 11 years old. From mingling with bookies and pimps to facing the juvenile detention system, his early years were a whirlwind of danger and hardship.
Yet, it's these very experiences that fuel his passion today. In this episode, Rev. McGrath joins the 'Stop Child Abuse Now' podcast to shed light on the alarming issue of sextortion—a growing online threat to children. He delves into the importance of prevention, the crucial role of parental guidance, and how law enforcement can step up to safeguard young lives. But this episode isn't just about the digital perils; it's also a testament to Henry's resilience.
After decades of hard living and near-death experiences, he turned his life around, eventually becoming a minister and an active community advocate. His story is a powerful reminder of why we must take action to protect our children. Tune in to hear Rev. McGrath's insights on navigating the complexities of childhood trauma and the digital age, and discover how we can all contribute to creating a safer environment for our kids.