Ongoing discussions with SAGE (Services & Advocacy for GLBT Seniors) and the LGBT Community Center's "Center Kids" and Youth Enrichment Services (YES) programs led to a formal partnership to increase outreach to all families with children, and youth, and insure the accessibility throughout the event to all seniors and the physically-challenged.
FORT WORTH, Texas, March 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Clayton Youth Enrichment Services (Clayton) Executive Director Frankie McMurrey announced that their current headquarters, the 90-year-old, 10,500 square foot Nash House, is available for the taking, with one small caveat: the new owner must move it from 1604 Eighth Avenue, Clayton's headquarters since 1998.
BOSTON -- Peter Haffenreffer, board chair of Youth Enrichment Services (YES), a non-profit that offers low- and moderate-income Boston area kids challenging outdoor and practical learning activities, today announced that Bryan Van Dorpe has been appointed as the next Executive Director.
Fundraising Event to Enable Boston Non-Profit to Support Positive Youth Experiences BOSTON -- Youth Enrichment Services (YES), a non-profit that offers low- and moderate-income Boston area kids outdoor and practical learning activities, today announced the 2008 Massachusetts Snow Challenge to be held at Wachusett Mountain ski resort on March 15, 2008.
Pittsburgh Parents in Action After School Tutoring -- Wilkinsburg Community Ministry Wilkinsburg "All Together Now" -- Wilkinsburg School District Wilkinsburg Outreach Program -- Woodland Hills School District Churchill Network Against Youth Violence and Substance Abuse -- YMCA of Pittsburgh - Centre Avenue Uptown After School Programs -- Youth Enrichment Services, Inc.
King and YES Founder Richard Williams BOSTON -- Youth Enrichment Services (YES), a non-profit that offers low- and moderate-income Boston area kids outdoor and practical learning activities, today announced that on Martin Luther King Day, January 21, 2008, YES will host a brunch at the Reggie Lewis Athletic Center from 9-11 a.
