SAVING TEENS® In Crisis Collaborative (STICC)
Boston, MA

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SAVING TEENS®
Thanks Schools And Consultants For Help

SAVING TEENS® In Crisis Collaborative (STICC) would like to thank Second Nature Wilderness Program, Willow Creek School, Aspen Ranch, Aspen Institute for Behavioral Assessment, Stone Mountain School and Homeward Bound for providing the generous scholarships which have made it possible for our teens to attend programs and schools that they would otherwise have not been able to attend.

STICC would also like to thank Marilyn Engelman and Leslie Goldberg for providing pro bono educational consulting services and evaluation to the teens. These scholarships, services, and grants from organizations like the US Department Of Justice and the Livingood Foundation enable STICC to fulfill its unique mission to bring troubled teens and their families through a comprehensive, multi-phase, individualized recovery and education plan lasting from 12-24 months.

SAVING TEENS® In Crisis Collaborative extends grateful thanks to our programs, schools and educational consultants for supporting the SAVING TEENS® methodology and the families we serve. Our success is directly related to our ability to collaborate with programs, organizations, professionals and concerned individuals who share our goal of helping families in crisis. We welcome all inquiries and assistance. Please contact us through our website: www.savingteens.org.

SAVING TEENS® In Crisis Collaborative (STICC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that assists troubled teens and their families struggling with substance abuse and other emotional issues. STICC is currently in the process of raising funds for our next family. We are grateful for your financial support through the donations page on our website.