Safe Haven Baby Boxes Announces Release New PSA, Training Video

In most states, April is known as Safe Haven Awareness Month.

Safe Haven Baby Box at the Lawrenceburg Fire Department. Photos by Travis Thayer, Eagle Country 99.3.

(Woodburn, Ind.) – In many states, April is known as Safe Haven Awareness Month.

Safe Haven Baby Boxes allow mothers to safely surrender their newborn infants without fear of prosecution.

There are currently 53 Safe Haven Baby Boxes in Indiana, including one locally at the Lawrenceburg Fire Department on W. Tate Street.

In honor of Safe Haven Awareness Month, founder and CEO Monica Kelsey tells Eagle Country 99.3 that Safe Haven Baby Boxes will be premiering a brand new, up to date PSA video, as well as a new training video.

The PSA will premiere on Tuesday, April 6 at 8:00 p.m. EST, on their YouTube Channel.

Viewers will be able to post questions and comments live during the broadcast and have them answered. Along with the PSA, a training and education video has been created for Schools to utilize to help spread the word to students. If a school is interested in obtaining the free training video, please reach out to Safe Haven Baby Box by email: shbb@safehavenbabyboxes.com with their contact information.

According to State Rep. Randy Frye (R-Greensburg), Safe Haven Baby Box legislation is being heard at the General Assembly. House Bill 2031 would allow for a Safe Haven Baby Box to be located in a volunteer fire station providing the fire station is located within the location of a full-time paid police department.

For more information on Safe Haven Baby Boxes, visit Safe Haven Baby Boxes - Baby Box Locations, Business, Drop Box | Safe Haven Baby Boxes (shbb.org).

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