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Youth Action/Advisory Committees

Want your voice to be heard? Want to go on fun trips and win great prizes? Want to bring REAL CHANGE to your community? Want to help prevent youth delinquency and violence? Join us!

Youth Advisory Committee

Who can serve?

  • 12-15 years old
  • Ability to attend monthly meetings
  • Live in Williamson or Jackson counties

How can you join?

Jackson County:
Contact Heather Miller
(618) 663-5340
heather.miller@centerstone.org

Williamson County:
Contact Christina Rodgers
(618) 922-7152
christina.rodgers@centerstone.org

Youth Action Committee

Who can serve?

  • 11-24 years old
  • Ability to attend semimonthly meetings
  • Live in Carbondale or Murphysboro

How can you join?

Contact Magdalena Dul
(618) 305-4618
magdalena.dul@centerstone.org

Why serve?

  • Members of both Youth Committees
  • Build skills including decision making, teamwork, problem solving, stress management, anger management, self-esteem, character building, values and resiliency
  • Receive giveaways, gift cards, prizes and more
  • Meet new people and make new friends
  • Obtain a sense of belonging to a group
  • Enjoy socialization and field trips

For more information, click here.

Funded in whole or in part by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Substance Use Prevention and Recovery through a grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration.

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