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Year-end letter: LIFE Skills celebrates five years of supporting Durham youth
HUB pop-up details
Thank you to the 2019 Race Across Durham runners, volunteers and sponsors
Kiante H. with her graduation gift from the LIFE Skills staff
LIFE Skills education and employment program updates
Volunteers needed for the Race Across Durham
LIFE Skills participant Jalen Dearing celebrates after graduation
LIFE Skills celebrates our June graduates
Youth homelessness symposium in NYC expands horizons
Race Across Durham registration is now open
LIFE Skills staff and participants at our Annual Breakfast Celebration and Fundraiser
Thank you to our Annual Breakfast attendees and donors
LIFE Skills participants find rewarding new jobs
Women’s summit inspires LIFE Skills staff and participants
SaySo, LIFE Skills and community members work together to fix up the HUB Young Adult Resource Center.
Year-end message from our Executive Director: Jason’s story
Make a Difference Day helps HUB Young Adult Resource Center
Race Across Durham raises $40,000 for LIFE Skills
Thanksgiving Feast Brings Together Staff, Clients and Community
Youth, Staff and Board Inspire Attendees at LIFE Skills Breakfast
LIFE Skills offers FREE Yoga to Clients and Staff
Young Adults Take Next Steps Toward Living-Wage Employment and Healthy Living
LIFE Skills Supports Youth Involvement
Radio Internship Provides Opportunity to try Dream Job
New LIFE Skills Film
Thanksgiving Celebration
Ways you can help
Success in Real World takes practice
Youth are the experts at independent living conference
Earn great incentives by supporting us through the Indy Give!Guide
Dramatic increase in youth served
GSK Impact Grant
Triangle Ecycling Donation
Congratulations to our grads
New members join the team
Save the date: Nov 10 breakfast
Press
Tess Cialdini (right), a LIFE Skills Foundation staff member, doing a ‘real world’ shopping simulation with program participants, Durham, N.C., October 2016. Photo: Life Skills Foundation
Teaching Adult Skills to At-Risk Youth
Alex Protzman and the LIFE Skills Foundation help vulnerable or homeless young people in North Carolina become independent.
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