Project Safe Place seeks Wimberley business help
Community program urges local businesses to host Safe Place sites or donate to support at risk youth in crisis. Signs in storefront windows guide teens to trained staff via a 24 hour line and on site volunteers who assess needs. Donations of 25 dollars per site fund training and signage, with Steve Wisecarver coordinating contact at 512 754 0500.
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Project Safe Place
Wimberley
San Marcos
Steve Wisecarver
SWTSU
Greater San Marcos
Steve
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