Child Crisis Center Opens Their Doors & Hearts to Kids in Need
When looking for a great local charity to support, look no further than the Child Crisis Center of El Paso. When there s a child in crisis in the El Paso area, the Child Crisis Center is ready to open its doors and its staff is ready to open their hearts to help.
This non-profit 501(c)(3) organization has been serving the El Paso region since 1980 after founders George and Mary Russell decided to use their own family experience as a lesson to help other kids not have to go through the same hardships.
Child Crisis Center Opens Their Doors & Hearts to Kids in Need
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Horrifying details are emerging in a suspected case of child abuse that could leave a 4-year-old El Paso boy in a permanent vegetative state, if he survives.
The child s aunt, Jessica Nuñez, 31, is accused of repeatedly hitting the boy for soiling himself. The boy also had burns to his genitals and an iron-shaped burn on a thigh, according to a criminal complaint filed by investigators.
The boy has severe brain injuries, a lacerated liver, a collapsed lung and is on a ventilator at El Paso Children s Hospital, the complaint affidavit states.
The boy s sister told a forensic interview investigator that Nuñez would spank them in the face and hit them with a folded phone-charger cord, telling them to shut the (expletive) up, as well as hitting them with a back scratcher, a curtain rod and punches, according to an affidavit filed by a detective.