Nonprofits partner to launch bilingual after-school bike program

Leavenworth, WALocal News

A new bilingual after-school bike program will launch in Wenatchee Valley, targeting local students. The initiative focuses on teaching bike repair and safety, providing participants with the tools they need to engage in cycling. The program aims to foster skills and confidence among youth, encouraging a healthy and sustainable mode of transportation. This partnership between local nonprofits highlights the importance of community support in youth development, with a specific focus on equipping students with practical skills. By providing a bilingual approach, the program seeks to reach a diverse group of students and ensure inclusivity.

Local organizations emphasize the program's role in promoting cycling as a safe and accessible activity for all. The initiative aligns with broader community goals of enhancing youth engagement and promoting healthy lifestyles. Local leaders believe this program can inspire a new generation of cyclists in the Wenatchee Valley.

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