Project Safe
About
Ending of the cycle of domestic violence by providing support (via support groups) and classroom education to children and teens dealing with violence at home, in their community, or in their own relationships.
Project SAFE is a school-based violence prevention program within Jackson County schools, working to end the cycle of domestic violence in the lives of our youth. If you want to know if Project SAFE is in your or your childâs school, check with your school counselor.
Tools
The tools needed to make positive life choices and develop healthy relationships.
positive sense of self
Pre-school through high school students receive guidance on safety planning, healthy relationships, emotional expressiveness and resiliency, and prevention.
Youth Safety Planning
Everyone deserves a relationship that is healthy, safe, and supportive. If you are in a relationship that is hurting you, it is important for you to know that the abuse is not your fault. It is also important for you to start thinking of ways to keep yourself safe and who you could talk to, whether you decide to end the relationship or not. While you canât control your partnerâs abusive behavior, you can take action to keep yourself as safe as possible.
Do you know how to help a friend? If youâre a parent, do you know what to watch out for in your childâs relationship? Do you know the signs of an unhealthy relationship? Watching a friend or child go through an abusive relationship can be very scary and you may feel like youâre not sure how to help them. Here are some suggestions and tips on how to help your friend/child, warning signs, and some facts about teen dating abuse.
Funding for Project SAFE proudly provided by
Project Safe
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