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Do you have
a question? Want to share some advice? Have a concern
about a friend? Not sure if what you're feeling is normal?
Use this site
to post your thoughts -- anonymously. We'll review them
to make sure they're appropriate (see the rules)
and post them.
What
happens when someone calls the National Runaway Switchboard?
What can you expect? Click
here to find out.
Being in the middle of a crisis
is like being in a dark tunnel -- you know that
there is a way out but you're not sure where it is. One
of the things callers to our hotline discover is that
they have options. There are many different ways to handle
a situation. Sometimes what works for someone else
will work for you. When you're in the middle of the tunnel,
just having someone shine a light on an alternative idea
can make all the difference. Check out some of our tips
to see if there's an answer for you.
Whether you
are in serious trouble and need immediate help or you're
researching statistics for a school report, we
can help. We've got information and help to see you
through whatever you're experiencing. Check out our programs
and services, statistics,
links, and tips
for teens.
Are you a runaway
who's ready to go home but don't have the money to get
there? You may qualify for the Home Free Program to receive
a free bus ticket from Greyhound Lines, Inc. Click
here for the requirements.
Letting teens and pre-teens know there
are alternatives to running away can happen in the classroom. Learn
more about Kids Call.
2003 Art Contest Winner!
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picture for larger version
Congratulations
to Krista Blore of Napa, California,
winner of the National Runaway
Switchboard's 2003 Art Contest. Kids and teens from
all over the country submitted their original work
last year, and the winners received some great prizes.
