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Amanda Randall, a new member of the Spokane County Board, introduced her innovative housing stability program during the recent meeting, highlighting a new café initiative aimed at workforce training for young adults. The café, part of The Zone at Northeast Community Center, is designed to provide job skills to individuals aged 16 to 24, with potential for expansion based on funding and partnerships.

Randall, who has a decade of experience in social services, emphasized her commitment to the community, particularly in supporting youth wellness and addressing mental health issues. She shared her personal connection to these challenges, being a single mother and having faced struggles with addiction and suicide in her family.
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The meeting also included a brief discussion on board member attendance, with Jamie Rostec addressing those who arrived late. The session concluded with plans for the next meeting scheduled for May 26 at 3 PM, as members expressed appreciation for the collaborative efforts within the group.

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