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ATLANTA, April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/
After a year of isolation and disconnection for many teens due to the pandemic, Boys & Girls Clubs of America is bringing teens together in a meaningful way by hosting its first-ever Military Teen Summit. This free event – open to ALL teens – will bring learning and engagement opportunities to both Military-connected and non-Military-connected teens worldwide. The Summit will highlight the unique experiences of Military-connected teens while also focusing on issues that all teens face every day. The last year has been a tough one for all teens, both Military and non-Military. The topics we re covering in the Military Teen Summit – from mental health awareness to suicide prevention to diversity, equity and inclusion – were brought forward by our teen planning committee as top issues in their lives, said Jane Rodgers, national vice president of partnerships & growth for Boys & Girls Clubs of America. It is part o
Boys & Girls Clubs of America Builds Community Among Military-Connected Teens through First-ever Virtual Military Teen Summit
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ATLANTA, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ On April 1, Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) is launching Celebrating 30 Years of Better Together, a campaign highlighting how Boys & Girls Clubs and BGCA-affiliated youth centers have been doing whatever it takes to serve the needs of military-connected youth for the past 30 years by providing academic support, mentorship, leadership development, and peer connections. As of today, more than half a million military-connected youth are being served through traditional Boys & Girls Clubs and nearly 500 BGCA-affiliated youth centers across the country and on U.S. military installations worldwide. We are so honored and humbled to celebrate 30 years of serving military kids and their families in partnership with the U.S. Armed Services, said Jim Clark, president and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of America. We know military youth face unique challenges like having a parent(s) facing deployment or moving p
Boys & Girls Clubs of America Celebrates 30 Years of Serving Military-Connected Youth and Families in Partnership with the U S Armed Services
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