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Posted: Sep 1, 2001, 19:27
ISI SAFEPASSAGE PROGRAM®
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Atlanta, Georgia
Brad Baker, Director
800-398-2775
Isi Safepassage Program®
The ISI’s SafePassage Program® strives to transport adolescents in a “timely and cost efficient manner, while providing the safest environment possible.” ISI agents are involved both in the intervention process and eventual transport of young people who have demonstrated emotional and/or behavioral problems. They are aware that when families desire to have a loved one placed in a program in order to optimize the child’s chances for success, it is difficult for the family and they are concerned that their child is treated with care.
ISI agents have worked with Certified Educational Planners, doctors, counselors, and various programs, and have “numerous years of experience in personal protection, emergency response situations, emergency medical training and skills honed in verbal de-escalation, so they can rapidly respond to any situation with professionalism.” They pride themselves on being able to “enter a situation with trained personnel at any given time with any type of notification.”
The agents of the SafePassage Group help locate runaways and assist with their eventual relocation to a program where they are afforded an opportunity to excel. ISI Safe Passage staff has multi-lingual proficiency in several languages including Spanish, and can assist clients both within the domestic domain of the United States and Internationally. They work with numerous professionals in Canada, Central and South America, the Far East, England and Europe as well as countries of the former Soviet Bloc.
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