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Teens Runaway

Teen runaway  is  a way to make teen get involved into crimes and accidents.  As a young teen I experience runaway from home, it nothing like where your going out to have fun it’s where you think to go to stay for a long period of time. I myself eventually got influence to do thing I never thought I would do. It also scary to go back home when u know you miss it and for me deep down i was really scary to go back home to take my punishment, that is what I thought but going back is a good choice because parent usually worry and don’t care about punishment after seeing there children back home safe. I myself strongly encourage other not to run away because home is the best place on earth, nothing will accept you more than your home.

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Some people think kids runaway just because they want attention. Not true. It’s because of the problems at home that are not seen from the outside. Abuse, neglect, & rapes are just three of the top runaway issues but it is not all of the reasons why teens runaway.

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Most runaways are girls. Why are these girls here? They may be here because they have been victimized or abused. Most girls who have been victimized fear the shame that will be brought upon them and their families, so they keep it a secret or runaway. Many sad stories have been told about girls running away because they were abused and raped. So what can we do to help them? How can we help them? How can we stop the abuse and rapes?

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Why sleep here? There are other places where youth runaways could go. They could go to a shelter home, a friends house but why out here in the streets or door steps of another persons? Some teens may just be looking for a place to stay because they feel like they have no other places to go because of the troubles their in and how frighten they are because of the situation.

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This PSA was shot in November of 2007 at the SPNN studio by the Youth Media Camp students.

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