That’s so Raven Cloquet student gets an audience with federal agencies Mike Creger Pine Knot News Cloquet High School student Raven Sevilleja was one of 20 students from across the country invited to a three-day seminar in the Washington, D.C. area last month. The listening session was designed to give… In this case, SOS is not a last minute cry for help For county teens, understanding comes from each other By Mike Creger Pine Knot News It was a fortuitous bus ride discussion nearly two years ago that led to a student-run peer group in Cloquet designed to… The Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs and the American Institutes for Research, funded the attendance and active participation of 20 youth and their adult supporters from across the United States in a Listening Session to Identify How to Support Youth Decision-Making. One of REACH Mentoring’s peer mentors and SOS founder, Raven… REACH & Pedro’s Co-Host MOB Lunch for the Chamber on November 8, 2019 11:30am to 12:30pm. Many Chamber members were in attendance to participate in the lunch. Thank you to all of those who attended. **You must RSVP with Anne or Dakota if you are wanting to attend so that we can plan on how many people will be attending.** We will be attending a corn maze and haunted house. The evening will begin at 6pm for those who DO NOT want to participate in… Members from six SOS Chapters were represented at the 10th Annual Suicide Memorial Awareness Walk in Carlton on October 13, 2018. Members volunteered to help direct walkers where to go when they arrived as well as held orange tape to block walkers from going onto HWY 45. After all the walkers…
Pine Knot News – That’s so Raven
Pine Knot News – In this case, SOS is not a last minute cry for help
Anne & Raven Attend the Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs and the American Institutes for Research
REACH & Pedro’s Co-Host MOB Lunch for the Chamber
REACH/SOS Halloween Party
SOS Volunteers at the 10th Annual Suicide Memorial Awareness Walk in Carlton
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To provide supportive and meaningful mentoring relationships to the youth of Carlton County.
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We envision a community where every youth experiences a variety of positive and encouraging relationships that provide a sense of belonging and allows each youth the ability to achieve their full potential both individually and as members of the community.
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