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Urgent: Contact Sen Mike Enzi to Protect Public School Children from Harmful Restraint & Seclusion
From our friends at NAA:
LOSING THIS CRITICAL LEGISLATION WILL IMPACT OUR CHILDREN’S PLEASE ASK SENATOR MIKE ENZI TO STAND UP FOR OUR KIDS!
Dear Parents and Friends,
Laws are in place to protect those in prisons and health facilities from abusive and dangerous restraint and seclusion practices, BUT NO FEDERAL LAWS EXIST TO PROTECT CHILDREN IN SCHOOLS! It’s why deaths, injuries and traumatic abuse continue to occur in schools across the country.
Your URGENT help is needed with S.2860, the Preventing Harmful Restraint & Seclusion In Schools Act. PLEASE CALL, FAX AND WRITE TO SENATOR MIKE ENZI!
WHAT WE NEED:
1.) CALL MIKE ENZI’S OFFICE: (202) 224-3424
2). FAX THE LETTER BELOW* TO MIKE ENZI’S OFFICE: (202) 228-0359
3) CLICK HERE TO EMAIL THIS LETTER MIKE ENZI’S OFFICE
IT’S EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
TO DO ALL THREE!!
WHEN WE NEED IT: TODAY!
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