Project Connect reports property purchases and client counts; Decatur proclaims April Child Abuse Prevention Month
Project Connect and Crossroads Community reported a recent property purchase and current client counts; SAFE representatives presented events for April and Mayor Rickord read a proclamation declaring April Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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Rob Parker, director of Project Connect and Crossroads Community, told the Common Council on March 18 that the programs recently purchased a property at 519 N. Second Street, opened a new office at 103 N. Third Street, and currently serve clients with "two people in the home, three in transitional living, and four people who are met in some other way." Parker made the update during the council’s presentation segment.
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