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Family Service Society finishes OASAS audit; plans youth cooking and prevention programs
Summary
Bianca Crandle said Family Service Society is completing an OASAS audit, ran a "Chopped" cooking program with youth, and will offer a "keeping it real" curriculum for middle schoolers while coordinating summer youth center enrollment.
Bianca Crandle, representing Family Service Society, reported that the agency is finishing an OASAS audit and preparing summer programming. She described a recent youth "Chopped" cooking program and said they will run a "keeping it real" prevention curriculum tailored toward middle‑school students.
Crandle said students from Addison and Campbell are expected to enroll in the youth center and that parents will provide transportation for the summer program. The organization will continue prevention and education efforts; no formal board action or funding request was recorded in the minutes.
