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Infant Abandonment Packet

Safe Haven Educational Materials

This tool kit is designed to provide easy-to-use materials about North Carolina’s Safe Haven Law for Infant Abandonment.  The tool kit is set out in sections and tiered to allow for everything from a quick overview of key information to an in-depth review.

Infant Abandonment - Communication Tips
Infant Abandonement - Brochure (English and Spanish)
Infant Abandonment - Educators Worksheet
Infant Abandonment - Infant Medical History - English and Spanish
Infant Abandonment - Letter To Health Care Provider/Educator
Infant Abandonment - More Information Sources
Infant Abandonment Packet - As A Single Document
Infant Abandonment - Poster
Infant Abandonment - QA (English and Spanish)
Infant Abandonment - Wallet Card
Safe Surrender Power Point
Safe Surrender Power Point file available for download.
Safe Surrender Public Service Announcements

The materials included in this tool kit are presented with the understanding that the North Carolina Bar Association does not render any legal or other professional services. These materials do not convey legal advice. All original sources of authority presented in these materials should be independently researched in dealing with specific legal matters. 

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