Amador County – The Pine Grove Camp’s Restorative Justice Program recently made an annual donation of crocheted and knitted items for local youths recently.
Pine Grove CYA Camp Case Manager Deborah Brady escorted two fire fighters, Romel Fatouhi and Nelson Reyes-Campos to the Amador-Tuolomne Community Action Agency office in Sutter Creek recently. The purpose of the trip was to deliver crocheted and knitted items that the youths at Pine Grove Camp had made.
Pine Grove Youth Conservation Camp Superintendent Mike Roots said the “youths are involved in a Restorative Justice Program in Mrs. Hatfield’s class, where they work hard to make these items to keep children warm in the cold winters.”
Brady and the two wards delivered six boxes of hats, scarves and mittens for children of all ages, and Pat Porta of A-TCAA “was very appreciative of this donation, and accepted it on behalf of all of the children that will benefit from this project,” Roots said.
He said “we were then given a tour of the facility and learned about the many programs that are offered at the agency.” This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Monday, 18 July 2011 05:55
• Pine Grove CYA Camp Restorative Justice Program delivers crocheted children’s items to ATCAA
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Amador County – The Pine Grove Camp’s Restorative Justice Program recently made an annual donation of crocheted and knitted items for local youths recently.
Pine Grove CYA Camp Case Manager Deborah Brady escorted two fire fighters, Romel Fatouhi and Nelson Reyes-Campos to the Amador-Tuolomne Community Action Agency office in Sutter Creek recently. The purpose of the trip was to deliver crocheted and knitted items that the youths at Pine Grove Camp had made.
Pine Grove Youth Conservation Camp Superintendent Mike Roots said the “youths are involved in a Restorative Justice Program in Mrs. Hatfield’s class, where they work hard to make these items to keep children warm in the cold winters.”
Brady and the two wards delivered six boxes of hats, scarves and mittens for children of all ages, and Pat Porta of A-TCAA “was very appreciative of this donation, and accepted it on behalf of all of the children that will benefit from this project,” Roots said.
He said “we were then given a tour of the facility and learned about the many programs that are offered at the agency.” This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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