Lisa Project Opens Eyes To Child Abuse In Tulare County The Sun Exhibit entrance is free and open to the public. children must be 12 years of age or older to participate. to learn more about the lisa project or how to bring the exhibit to other communities, please contact the tulare county child abuse prevention council by phone at 559 735 0456 or email [email protected]. The lisa project. may 23, 2022 may 24, 2022. free. the lisa project will be at the tule river tribe of california…. the lisa project is a unique multi sensory exhibit experience allowing the visitor to hear, see and experience the reality of the world of child abuse. through audio narration from a child’s perspective visitors are guided.
The Lisa Project Tulare County County Child Abuse Prevention Council Please contact the tulare county capc to book the lisa project at your school or next event. you can contact them at 559 735 0456. or follow this link to see how to book the lisa project in the tulare county area. here’s some of the latest happenings in tulare county with the lisa project. students post notes about child abuse and their. Visitors are encouraged to go beyond the headlines and the statistics and visit the exhibit to experience the life of an abused child. the lisa project is open from 5 to 9 p.m. thursdays and fridays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on saturdays and from 1 to 5 p.m. sundays from oct. 1 to 29. the mobile unit is located at 200 s. court st. in visalia. By the sun gazette staff. 5:42 am, march 2, 2016. @thesungazette. visalia – on feb. 25, the tulare county child abuse prevention council (capc) unveiled its new the lisa project in 10 (tlp10), a more mobile version of the powerful abuse awareness exhibition which has been shown in tulare county four times since 2010. nearly 50 community. The lisa project "some secrets should be told" is an interactive exhibit with the goal to raise awareness of child abuse, family violence, and sexual abuse. hosted by porterville college and a team from tulare county child abuse prevention council, volunteers are helping to bring awareness to both pc staff, students and the general public over.
The Lisa Project At Redwood High School Tulare County County Child By the sun gazette staff. 5:42 am, march 2, 2016. @thesungazette. visalia – on feb. 25, the tulare county child abuse prevention council (capc) unveiled its new the lisa project in 10 (tlp10), a more mobile version of the powerful abuse awareness exhibition which has been shown in tulare county four times since 2010. nearly 50 community. The lisa project "some secrets should be told" is an interactive exhibit with the goal to raise awareness of child abuse, family violence, and sexual abuse. hosted by porterville college and a team from tulare county child abuse prevention council, volunteers are helping to bring awareness to both pc staff, students and the general public over. The lisa project in 10 begins with a gut wrenching 911 call by a 6 year old girl during a domestic violence situation at her home. it was the vision of creator gene hardin that the lisa project would bring the reality of child abuse to light to encourage intervention and prevention of child abuse. To the adult survivors, please, i invite you to be courageous and do the inner work that is necessary to free yourself from the negative, limited conditioning that causes suffering and shame. let’s not let this happen to our future generations of children.”. “i’m a survivor of longterm childhood sexual amongst other types of abuse as well.
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