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The Kiwanis Club of Avon is hosting its second annual Masquerade Mayhem, Friday October 5, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.. The event benefits Susie’s Place and is being held at the Washington Township Pavilion Center.
Susie’s Place is expanding and moving out of our current Avon, Indiana location to a new location slightly west of Avon with nearly triple the space. As a result, Susie’s Place has some items we’re trying to find and some we’re willing to donate to other organizations. Some of the new items we’re seeking include an alarm system, paint, carpet and flooring, landscaping, kid’s tables and chairs, shelving, refrigerators and lamps. A full list is available for review.
Come enjoy lunch and tea at Susie’s Place English Tea and Garden Party. Located at Avon Gardens, the event is open to the public and all ticket proceeds benefit Susie’s Place. Buy Tickets Online Now [mappress mapid=”4″]
Susie’s Place continues to help children By Brenda L. Holmes, The Flyer Group DANVILLE — When a child is abused, there are professionals that can help him or her to find a voice — to confront their abusers. Susie’s Place is a child advocacy center in Hendricks County and is staffed with trained forensic interviewers that assist law enforcement and Child Protective Services by providing a child-friendly place to interview children who have experienced some sort of abuse/trauma. “Word is getting out and more and more people are utilizing our services,” said Emily Perry, executive director of Susie’s Place. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and is also the month that Susie’s Place opened its doors. The nonprofit celebrated its grand opening in 2009 and completed 195 interviews for children of various ages that first year. In 2010, the number more than doubled to 429 cases and were referred from 14 counties in Indiana. Continue reading at The Flyer Group
By Brenda L. Holmes, The Flyer Group AVON — Steady growth and current facility limitations has forced the board of directors for Susie’s Place to look for a new home for its Avon operations. The board is asking the community for help in finding a new home to continue to serve the children of Central Indiana. Susie’s Place is the child advocacy center in Hendricks County and is staffed with trained forensic interviews that assist law enforcement and Child Protective Services by providing a child-friendly place to interview children who have experienced some sort of abuse or trauma. “We have outgrown our 1,500 square foot facility,” said Emily Perry, executive director of Susie’s Place. “I like our location; it’s just time for us to make a move to a larger space to fully accommodate our needs.” Susie’s Place celebrated its grand opening in 2009 and completed 195 interviews for children of various ages that first year. In 2010, the number more than doubled to 429 cases and children were referred from 14 counties in Indiana. Continue reading at The Flyer Group…
