All the fixings

Toronto, OHLocal News

Eloise Wynn and Kellyanne Allison, both 14 and residents of Chester, attended a teen group session at the Hancock County Family Resource Center. During the event, they made fruit pizzas, using watermelon as the base and vanilla yogurt as a sauce. They topped the pizzas with strawberries, kiwi, peach chunks, and blueberries, showcasing their creativity. The Hancock County Family Resource Center aims to engage local youth in healthy cooking and social activities. This initiative not only promotes cooking skills but also encourages social interaction among teens.

The center plays a vital role in community programs that focus on youth development, offering various activities throughout the year. Such programs are essential for fostering a sense of community and belonging among young people. Increasing participation in these sessions can help improve the overall well-being of local youth.

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