Golfers (and hacks) across the nation will join forces to create awareness and raise money to help At-Risk Teens and their families by participating in the Teen Intervention Sand Trap Scramble Golf Tournaments.

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Walkers across the nation joined forces to create awareness and raise money to help At-Risk Teens and their families.

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Teen Intervention™ is committed to Doing Whatever It Takes™ to let parents of At-Risk Teens know that there is hope. There are excellent options. Our mission is to create awareness by providing educational materials to PTA’s, parent groups, and youth groups. Additionally, our mission is to support families who have placed their teen in Residential Treatment Programs. We carry out our mission through corporate sponsorship, community fund raising efforts, and providing intervention information to parents, schools, churches, and any group with a heart for teens. We believe Education is Intervention!

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Are you, or someone you know experiencing difficulty with a teen? Teen Intervention is committed to being a resource for parents who are at a loss as to where to turn next when dealing with their teen.

Have you already taken the step to place your child in a Residential Treatment Program? Need help financially keeping them there until they graduate? Need Support? We can help.

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Teen Intervention’s mission to create awareness and provide educational material is an on-going effort. During the next few months this section will be expanding to include slide presentations, documents and articles which are designed to increase your understanding of the current At-Risk Teen epidemic. A percentage of the funds from our national fund raising efforts will be used to produce these resources.

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Teen Intervention has one desire, to fulfill its mission. There are countless ways individuals, organizations, and corporations can support us by volunteering, donating and sharing the Teen Intervention message. How many opportunities does one get in a life time to actually point at a miracle? The teens that get help and graduate a program are walking, talking miracles. Individuals interested in supporting Teen Intervention’s mission will find opportunities to help, regardless of income, location or time commitment.

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The Fenton home of Phillip and Linda Canup and their son, Christopher, who turned 18 in June, is peaceful...

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by Jan Rynearson
Tri-County Times Features Editor