Movie about Maritime Boys Home to Premiere May 30

“Safe Harbor” will premiere on the Hallmark Channel on May 30 at 9pm EST. The movie portrays founders Doug and Robbie Smith’s moving story of opening and fighting for their maritime residential education program for at-risk youth in Jacksonville, FL.

Safe Harbor Boys Home is a CORE member program and was a host of the 2009 CORE National Conference. Safe Harbor is a residential education program where young men ages 15-17 live aboard boats, receiving an education and learning life skills, values, and seamanship training.

The movie brings awareness of the courage, care, and perseverance that is needed to create and maintain a high-quality residential education program that has very successfully transformed the lives of disadvantaged youth.

For more information on Safe Harbor Boys Home and residential education programs around the country, click on the “Members” page of the CORE Web site.

More Info:

- “Safe Harbor” Movie

Category: Member Program Highlights, News & Updates
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CORE is the national nonprofit organization promoting and strengthening residential education programs for economically and socially disadvantaged youth.