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Saving Teens In Crisis Collaborative is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed in April of 2004 to assist troubled teens and their families struggling with substance abuse and other emotional issues.

Saving Teens works with health organizations, educational consultants, wilderness programs, boarding schools, rehabilitation centers and educational lawyers to fund and support families with financial limitations as they complete the comprehensive therapeutic programs that they desperately need, but may not be able to afford.

By leveraging the expertise and generosity of dedicated professionals, caring institutions, other charities, government institutions and altruistic individuals, Saving Teens guides children and their families towards a brighter future.

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 05, 2014: 9:00 a.m.

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We are excited to announce the STICC© (Saving Teens in Crisis Collaborative) 3rd Annual Charity Scramble Golf Tournament - pre-NATSAP Conference, Wednesday, February 5, 2014! Registration will begin at 9:00 a.m, with the Golf Scramble kicking off at 11:00 a.m. at The Legacy Golf Club.

Saving Teens is happy to announce the second annual golf fund-raising tournament. It will be held Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at Tustin Ranch Golf Course in Tustin, California (www.tustinranchgolf.com). The course will accommodate 144 golfers, and a wonderful banquet hall that can accommodate 220 persons, where the Awards Dinner will be held that evening.

Saving Teens in Crisis Collaborative and Guardian Angel Motorsports are pleased to announce the spectacular success of their recent charity auction. The two groups worked in collaboration with Chamberlain International School to auction a replica 1965 Shelby Cobra built by students in the Chamberlain automotive career program.

FL Chamberlain (www.chamberlainschool.org) joins the many NATSAP programs in making a huge contribution to Saving Teens and our families. They have donated one of the Factory Five kit cars that their students assemble as a part of their therapeutic curriculum. A car built by challenged kids helping other less fortunate teens! What a concept. And that is just the beginning! 

Boston, September 30, 2011—SavingTeens.org awarded two additional aftercare scholarships for families of struggling teens. These most recent scholarships highlight Saving Teens in Crisis Collaborative continuing to provide assistance to families struggling with abuse and other emotional issues. Saving Teens In Crisis Collaborative is a 501(c)(3) was founded in 2004 to help families of troubled teens struggling with substance abuse and other emotional issues gain access to services they could not otherwise afford. 

It is our further good fortune that Marilyn Engelman, Chair of the Special Needs Committee and member of the Saving Teens Board of Directors, had arranged for John to speak during the Special Needs session on Friday afternoon.  John began by thanking the IECA and Executive Director Mark Sklarow for generously allowing Saving Teens to participate in the Conference. He talked about the mission of Saving Teens, about its Board of Directors and Board of Advisors, and about how we define success.

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