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safe haven baby box

Tomball Fire Station No. 5 installs Harris County’s first Safe Haven Baby Box

By Nichaela Shaheen

Tomball Fire Station No. 5 is now home to Harris County’s first Safe Haven Baby Box, giving parents in crisis a safe and anonymous option to surrender their newborns, founder Monica Kelsey said.

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