LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The Centennial Hills YMCA is hosting a series of programs dedicated to teenagers. The community center decided to offer the three programs after area saw a rise in teen crime back in 2017.

The goal is to provide a safe and productive space for teenagers to talk about mental health, learn life skills and have fun with their peers.

The teens are directly involved in choosing which topics they want to take on.

“Come do something productive that develops them into tomorrow’s community leaders requires that they are at the helm of decision making process from building the framework,” said Jordan Sommaggio, Youth Development Director, YMCA.

The programs are held on the first and the third Saturday of each month.

There is a fee, but…

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From the Office of State Senator Randolph Bracy, District 11

State Senator Randolph Bracy, along with Farm Share, Feed the Need FL, Apopka High School PTSA, Apopka Area Concern Citizens Council, Careplus, Dedicated Senior Medical Center, and FRRC, is hosting a free Farm Share Food Distribution. This effort is in continuous response to assist residents in Central Florida during this critical time where essential resources are limited due to the COVID-19.

This event is Saturday, January 23rd from 10am–12:30pm (or until supplies are exhausted) at 800 North Wells Street, Apopka 32712. Farm Share and Feed the Need FL will be delivering enough food items to feed approximately 500-plus families. This is a first-come, first-served drive-through ONLY event….

From the Office of State Senator Randolph Bracy, District 11

State Senator Randolph Bracy, along with Farm Share, Feed the Need FL, Apopka High School PTSA, Apopka Area Concern Citizens Council, Careplus, Dedicated Senior Medical Center, and FRRC, is hosting a free Farm Share Food Distribution. This effort is in continuous response to assist residents in Central Florida during this critical time where essential resources are limited due to the COVID-19.

This event is Saturday, January 23rd from 10am–12:30pm (or until supplies are exhausted) at 800 North Wells Street, Apopka 32712. Farm Share and Feed the Need FL will be delivering enough food items to feed approximately 500-plus families. This is a first-come, first-served drive-through ONLY event….