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Oct 01, 2017 News
The Young and Thoughtful Youth Group in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Cohesion coordinated a number of activities such as Community projects, training sessions, environmental camps and tours which benefitted

Members of various Youth Groups standing in Suit Minister of Social Cohesion Dr. George Norton and stooping Director of Young and Thoughtful Youth Group Cornelius Roberts.
youths in Linden.
Director of the Youth Group, Mr. Cornelius Roberts, said the month of activities ended with the Minister of Cohesion Dr. George Norton holding his first sensitization workshop with youths of various groups at the New Silver City Secondary School.
The Minister spoke about diversity. He said that he was surprised that so many youths turned out and was happy to work with the Young and Thoughtful Youth Group to build capacity.
There were other sessions within the Region with Youth Groups and young people as a whole.
Some of the community projects involved cleaning of the parapets and drains, beautifying areas with flowers and tree planting and painting and cleaning the Linden Hospital Complex. Roberts said that they will maintain the projects.
Another training session on ‘Education on Diversity & Inclusion’ will be held for youths on September 29 and September 30, 2017 at the New Silver City Secondary School.
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