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Family Crisis Center of East Texas: WALK TO END HUMAN TRAFFICKING 1/23

1936 North Street Preregistration is not required and there is no fee to walk. For more information, contact Family Crisis Center of East Texas Office at 936 639 1681 or email MVillarreal@fccet.com #EndHumanTrafficking HumanTraffickingAwarenessMonth Human Trafficking Training is now offered for your group or organization, presented by the Family Crisis Center of East Texas. 5 TCOLE Hours are earned with the training (Texas Commission of Law Enforcement.) Topics Covered: Human Trafficking on a Global Perspective Identifying Human Trafficking Legal Aspects The role of the Family Crisis Center of East Texas Porn Investigations and Best Responses

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Provo s New Year s Eve events have everything from teddy bears to fireworks

What difference can a stuffed animal make? For young victims of a crime, it can be a source of comfort. A stuffed animal is not just a toy to young children in need, it can also be a much-needed friend and confidant, Provo city spokesman Nicole Martin said. âBy listening to how children interact and talk with their new friend, parents and caregivers are able to better understand how children are processing the trauma,â Martin said. âThis insight allows parents to better help address their childrenâs emotional needs.â Recognizing the need, the Provo Riverblades of the United States Premier Hockey League are excited to bring, what ESPN calls, hockeyâs âfurriest phenomenonâ to Provo by hosting their first annual Teddy Bear Toss game on New Yearâs Eve at the Peaks Ice Arena.

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