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CYW Students @ Work
In a few short hours, the Kenya Team will be embarking on a journey that we will never
forget. In fact, a journey like this is sure to change us, move us, and shape us for the rest of
our lives. The people of Watamu will be welcoming us into their community in just over a day
where each of us will begin to make a difference for the better.” - Blog post from kenyadreamit.com
By ROBIN HICKS, Associate Dean, School of Community Services
P
lease join us in congratulating
the 3rd year CYW students who
organized and facilitated three
amazing local advocacy projects over the
past semester. These activities required
a tremendous amount of planning and
this real-world learning will serve these
students well as they become our next
community leaders.
To the students: Thank you for making
a difference for children and youth in our
community. Well done!
SLC Dream – An opportunity for all
students to realize that they are capable of
post-secondary.
On February 24th and 25th, the 3rd
year Child and Youth Worker students
welcomed a group of area youth for an
event called the "SLC Dream". This
project allowed 20 students involved
with Pathways to Education, Kingston
Community Health Centers, to have
the opportunity to prepare and have an
understanding of the college experience.
It is believed that if they feel comfortabl