Trevor's Law

Trevor's Law, officially known as the "Trevor Joseph Schaefer Act," is a piece of legislation in the United States aimed at protecting children from exposure to hazardous substances and environments, particularly near schools and playgrounds. Named after Trevor Schaefer, a young cancer victim, the law promotes awareness and preventive measures regarding environmental risks. It empowers communities to identify and address potential dangers, ensuring safer recreational spaces for children. Essentially, it seeks to prioritize children's health by reducing their risks from toxins and pollutants in their surroundings.