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prevention@safepassageinc.org
(812)-933-1990
Our Mission
Educate youth around relationship violence, support them in raising awareness, and empower them to take action toward building safe school and community environments.
Safe Passage REGIONAL Youth Council
Safe Passage Youth Council (SPYC) is a regional council comprised of teenagers throughout Southeastern Indiana. This group is carefully selected and attends a summit for training, team building, and program development.
Our focus is to work together, in schools and in the community, to promote awareness and education around teen dating violence, and bring healthy relationships qualities and actions into light in a fun and engaging way.
Because of the wide range of locations, SPYC meets virtually with occasional in-person meetings and events.
Benefits
Volunteer Opportunities
Event Planning & Marketing
Community Engagement
Develop Leadership Skills
Impact Your School
Training & Team Building
Eligibility
Location
Any student in Dearborn, Franklin, Jefferson, Ohio, Ripley, and Switzerland County is eligible.
Grade
During the 2020-2021 school year all grade levels will be eligible to apply. Restrictions may apply in the coming years.
Nominations & Applications
Students must either be nominated by a school staff member, in the above counties, or self apply by October 1, 2020.
Teachers
Know a student who is an advocate, compassionate, and shows interest in helping others. A student who will speak up even if their opinion isn’t the popular consensus. Or do you know a student that you think would shine on this council? Nominate them right NOW!
Students
Do you have a passion to help others know their worth and value, especially when it comes to relationships? Or maybe you know a peer? Join SPYC and lets make a difference in your school or community!
GET IN TOUCH
Contact us
Safe Passage Inc. & Prevention
PO Box 235
Batesville, Indiana 47006
812-932-SAFE (7233)
This project is supported in part (or in whole) by grant, 03215VAGX006403 from the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office for Victims of Crime through the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute. Views contained herein are those of the author and do not represent the position of USDOJ or ICJI.
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