Helping teens identify issues in their community
Luke Hollister Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 years, 11 months AGO
Teenagers participate in a group project attempting to creatively solve community issues such as underage drinking, bullying and homelessness. (Luke Hollister/The Western News)
Teenager from Lincoln County gathered at a workshop focusing on identifying community problems, Friday near Troy. (Luke Hollister/The Western News)
Elliott Crowe takes part in a group project with other teens working to find solutions for issues such as underage drinking, bullying and homelessness.(Luke Hollister/The Western News)
Teenagers give a demonstration on how to solve bullying during workshop hosted by Lincoln County Unite for Youth, , Friday near Troy. (Luke Hollister/The Western News)
A teenager cheers as she watches classmates show how communities could help homeless people. (Luke Hollister/The Western News)
Lincoln County teenagers participated in a workshop last Friday to help find creative solutions for issues such as underage drinking, bullying and homelessness, at the Elohim Camp and Retreat Center. The workshop, led by Seeds Training and hosted by Lincoln County Unite for Youth, focused on helping teens identify community problems as well as finding ways to creatively solve those issues.
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