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CLEARINGHOUSE SEARCH
How to Use the Clearinghouse
The clearinghouse of youth and family related
information was developed to provide an easily
accessible inventory of services and programs to
youth and families. Simply choose your
search criteria and you will be redirected to
the search results page listing the programs
that match the values you have selected.
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View the
Priority Board Map prior to searching to
familiarize yourself with the way in which the
city is organized.
VIEW THE YOUTH
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City Agencies Supporting Youth:
DAYTON YOUTH COUNCIL
The Dayton Youth Council (DYC) was established
by the Dayton Commission on Youth to create a
means of expression and leadership development
for the city's youth ages 9-12 years old.
Recognizing the importance of including the
youth voice in planning public policy and other
decision-making that directly affects the lives
of young people, the Council empowered by the
DYC serves to advise the Mayor and City
Commission, and other city departments on a
range of matters important to youth. The Youth
Council meets monthly. For more information,
contact 333-4021.
CITYWIDE TEEN COUNCIL
The Citywide Teen Council
is a group of local high school freshmen,
sophomores, juniors, and seniors elected to
represent the interests of Dayton’s teenagers.
The City-Wide Teen Council was founded on
November 9, 2005 in order to prepare Dayton’s
youth for life and leadership by allowing their
voices to be heard. The Council was formed under
the direction of the City Commission and is
governed by the Department of Recreation and
Youth Services. The mission of the Citywide Teen
Council is to: provide a fun, yet structured
forum that allows a diverse group of Dayton
teens to have a voice in and serve their
community, while developing strong leadership
and citizenship skills.
The teen council meets monthly. For more
information, please contact the Bomberger Teen
Center at 333-8336.
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