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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
Fall
River Youth Court
volunteers joined forces with the Bristol
County District Attorney C. Samuel Sutter’s Office on December 16,
2009 to assist the Salvation
Army in putting food bags together for distribution to low income
families. The groups arrived
with Christmas presents in hand and quickly set about assembling over 650
bags in the facility's gymnasium under the direction of Second Assistant
District Attorney Paul Machado and Youth Court’s Community Service
Coordinator Nina Sousa. Fall River
Youth Court was established in 2009 by a collaborative advisory board that
consists of members from the Fall River
Police Department, Fall
River Schools, Bristol County District Attorney’s Office, and the City
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(Top row, left) Fall River Youth Court volunteers arrive at the Salvation Army headquarters with gifts. (Top row, center) Major Elizabeth Deming from the Salvation Army describes the task at hand. (Top row, right) Fall River Youth Court Community Service Director Nina Sousa distributes bags to the youth volunteers. (Middle row, left) The Diman and Durfee High School Youth Court volunteers work to fill up the 650 food bags. (Bottom row, left) Assistant Director Terri Belliveau opens a new box of food. (Bottom row, center) Youth Court Advisory Board Member Gabriel Andrade brings a box to the table for packing. (Bottom row, right) Second Assistant District Attorney Paul Machado explains the tasks to Dennis Collins as he joins in the project. |
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