NWT youth invited to join Climate Change Youth Council | Government of Northwest Territories You are here.NWT Youth Council gives young Northerners an important opportunity to share their voices and...more
Lombardo is not merely a place to eat, but a warm, cultural space designed to offer a sense of exploration, cultural exchange, and social comfort.The restaurant places a strong emphasis on sourcing...more
The Week of the Young Child, April 7-11, will be celebrated at USU with campus-wide and statewide activities for the young children it serves.For Sarah Weese, social work isn't just a career choice ...more
Testing approaches to child sexual abuse prevention through a new board game.1 in 5 women and 1 in 13 men report CSA experiences.Low- and middle-income countries often face challenges in implementing...more
The Promise of Home campaign included the largest gift commitment in Crossnore's history, an $8 million anonymous pledge.The actual amount raised was more than $53 million (130% of the campaign goal)...more
The British Columbia school-based vision exam pilot program represents a significant step toward improving children's eye health and academic performance.The initiative addresses two critical issues ...more
Pinal County Launches Paid Summer Youth Internship Program.Applications Due April 16 Applications are due April 16.Pinal County launches paid summer youth internship program.For more information,...more
First Place For Youth program helping foster youth find independence after aging out.WDAM2362 U.S.is part of X (formerly Twitter) Follow X on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.Share your photos and...more
Key Biscayne Community Programs announces open call to local visionaries.Key Biscayners are invited to submit event concepts for funding.The Village is accepting "Letters of Interest" for its...more
Drew Turner is in his first year on the Youth Philanthropy Council (YPC) YPC empowers high school students from all four local school corporations to be changemakers in their communities.YPC members...more
MVYouth, a newly formed Vineyard philanthropy group with a mission to support Island youth, will pledge $4 million over the next four years to a diverse set of youth causes.