Our Streets is an independent documentary film on America’s homeless youth ages 30 and younger. Check out the trailer and see what you think so far! Its just a taste so there will be more to come (and far more in depth)! Let me know what you thing thus far! Much love!
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Special Report: Friends Don’t Let Friends Die Posted: Apr 15, 2010 3:12 PM PDT OKLAHOMA – It is proof that underage drinking and drugs is a big problem. According to the government, excessive alcohol consumption, often coupled with illegal drug use is responsible for nearly 300000 emergency room visits each year for people under 21. The government is so concerned, they are organizing over 2000 town hall meetings to sound the alarm and raise awareness. Experts’ major area of concern is with teens and young adults not stepping in when friends are in trouble. Now, there is a grassroots organization hoping to change that. Not a day goes by when Pat and Lisa McCarthy do not think about their 16-year-old-daughter Danielle and wonder, what if? “They could have called me. I would have come and picked her up in a heartbeat, it would have been so simple. No one would have been in trouble,” said Lisa McCarthy. But no one did call, and Danielle died. According to court documents, she had been given ecstasy and asked friends to get her help but was denied. She had a seizure and eventually died at a friend’s home. “The morning we found out she had died, we just couldn’t understand. We were wondering, how could she have died? And the first thing that came out of my mouth was, ‘friends don’t let friends die.’,” said Pat McCarthy. Unfortunately, that was not always the case. And, unfortunately, Danielle is not the only victim. That is why her family launched a non-profit organization
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