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Use SafeVoice to anonymously submit a tip of concern about your safety or well-being or a friend or classmate around you. Speaking up ensures that your school campus remains an open and welcoming place. SafeVoice includes and goes beyond bullying to create an anonymous way to also report threats of school violence and friends at risk of suicide, self-harm, drugs and more. Live response 24/7/365.
Counseling Services and Community Resources
Counseling Services and Community Resources
The following are community agencies compiled by WHS Counseling Dept. as possible sources of help. Western High School does not endorse specific community services; however, these can serve as informational purposes for your guidance.
If you are experiencing homelessness, you can visit any Terrible Herbst, RTC bus, City of Las Vegas Fire Station, Las Vegas Clark County Library or Henderson Library to get access to help. Youth up to age 18 can also call 1-866-U-ARE-SAFE and you will be connected to Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY) and the help you need.
Title I HOPE
Title I HOPE
Homeless Outreach Program for Education
"Serving children and youth who lack a fixed, regular, adequate nighttime residence."
Western High School's
Title I HOPE Liaison- Megan Wachtler & Jaime Pochowski
wachtme@nv.ccsd.net & pochojc@nv.ccsd.net
youth 3.pdfAdamsPlaceBrochure2019.pdfCopy of The Harbor brochure-English 20181213.pdfAdam’s Place provides a group environment for teens who may not be comfortable with a private counseling experience. Peer support groups for teens are designed to complement a counseling experience while also creating a group for teens in similar age ranges who share similar life changing experiences to be open and honest with their feelings.
Nevada Teen Text Line (1).pdfPage updated
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