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The 19-year-old budding pop singer, spokeswoman for Baby Safe Haven New England, is on a six-state tour to educate young people on how to get help if they are considering abandoning a newborn. "What we're doing is spreading the word and getting (information about) the hot line out there,'' Marcou said. Sunday night, Marcou spoke to listeners of WATD-FM in Marshfield and this morning was due to be on WRZE-FM in Hyannis. She will appear on New England Cable News at 8:40 a.m. Wednesday and perform her hit song "Collide.'' Mike Morrisey of Lexington, who co-founded Baby Safe Haven in 2001 with his wife, Jean, after the discovery an abandoned baby in a Dorchester cemetery,

The 19-year-old budding pop singer, spokeswoman for Baby Safe Haven New England, is on a six-state tour to educate young people on how to get help if they are considering abandoning a newborn. "What we're doing is spreading the word and getting (information about) the hot line out there,'' Marcou said. Sunday night, Marcou spoke to listeners of WATD-FM in Marshfield and this morning was due to be on WRZE-FM in Hyannis. She will appear on New England Cable News at 8:40 a.m. Wednesday and perform her hit song "Collide.'' Mike Morrisey of Lexington, who co-founded Baby Safe Haven in 2001 with his wife, Jean, after the discovery an abandoned baby in a Dorchester cemetery

Baby Moses Project

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The Baby Moses Project was established to address an alarming increase in newborns being abandoned in perilous places. The mission of the project is to publicize a confidential, and safe alternative to newborn abandonment. We are dedicated to providing a safe shelter for the youngest and most vulnerable members of our society. With the cooperation and assistance of compassionate individuals, we feel that this project will undoubtedly lead to the successful saving of numerous lives.

We are confident that this effort, partnered with those of other states and organizations, will result in a national recognition of this tragic problem. Why have we chosen the name, “The Baby Moses Project”? Because, in addition to being placed in a basket, Moses was also carefully watched over by an anonymous protector until he was safely placed in the arms of an in a person who could provide the love and care necessary for life. Similarly, those involved with this project and the implementation of abandonment legislation.

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