May is National Mental Health Month, a campaign to raise awareness of the mental health issues that affect approximately 1 in 5 Americans in a given…
The National Runaway Safeline honors Allie as May’s Volunteer of the Month!
April is Stress Awareness Month, a campaign to increase awareness of the causes of stress and also ways to alleviate and prevent it. Rachel Reynolds, Prevention and Outreach Specialist, walks through an activity from our Let’s Talk: Runaway Prevention Curriculum that helps youth build stress management skills.
To kick off Volunteer Appreciation Week, we are excited to celebrate Nolan Manning as our Volunteer of the Year. At our Volunteer Appreciation Night…
Jasmine shared her experience as a crisis services center intern at the National Runaway Safeline responding to crisis communications on our hotline and online services, training volunteers and more!
Every year, International Transgender Day of Visibility is honored on March 31st. This is a time to celebrate the lives of transgender people and…
As winter comes to an end, it’s important to remember that warmer weather brings a different set of difficulties and dangers for people experiencing homelessness.
Nabela shared her experience as a crisis services center intern at the National Runaway Safeline where she gained experience responding to crisis communications on our hotline and online services, training volunteers and more!
The National Runaway Safeline honors Kelly as March’s Volunteer of the Month for her commitment, dedication and skills as a crisis services volunteer.
With International Women’s Day on March 8th, this is the month to celebrate women’s history and advancements in economic and social equality.…