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Harmony House's Darrin Haley, director of clinical services, (left) and Laurie Whitworth, executive director (right) wore blue and held pinwheels outside the organization's Royston office in recognition of Child Abuse Awareness Month earlier in April. The organization, which serves the counties that make up the Northern Judicial Circuit, including Hart County, serves victims of sexual assault and abuse across all ages. Photo courtesy of Harmony House Child Advocacy and Sexual Assault Center.
Harmony House's Darrin Haley, director of clinical services, (left) and Laurie Whitworth, executive director (right) wore blue and held pinwheels outside the organization's Royston office in recognition of Child Abuse Awareness Month earlier in April. The organization, which serves the counties that make up the Northern Judicial Circuit, including Hart County, serves victims of sexual assault and abuse across all ages. Photo courtesy of Harmony House Child Advocacy and Sexual Assault Center.

By Madison Linton, Lead news reporter What many consider to be the unthinkable is, for others, an unavoidable, constant reality. Harmony House Child Advocacy and Sexual Assault Center, which serves th…