The youth will
bring their families and enjoy activities such as an awards ceremony,
karaoke contests, a "Double Dutch" jump-rope challenge, dance
competitions, rides, giant slides, plus food and music.
This summer,
Fulton County youth ages 14 to 21 participated in three sessions of employment
and mentorship opportunities, Life Skills sessions and Employment Readiness
workshops funded by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners and the Georgia
Department of Labor.
The third session,
made possible by funds from the Georgia Department of Labor, allowed jobs
to be created for 110 youth, adding to those in the County's first two
sessions. The third session ends August 8.
For more information
about Fulton County's Youth Jam, summer employment or year-round youth
services program, call 404-730-4751.







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