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The fair, to be held at the career center at 1514 S. Glenstone, will feature representatives from local youth service organizations armed with information about different available programs.
Case managers, guidance counselors, juvenile justice officers and other youth service professionals are invited to attend.
Provider exhibits will include Rare Breed Outreach Center, Missouri Mentoring Partnership, Ozarks Counseling Center, Burrell Behavioral Health, Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield, Division of Youth Services and Missouri 4H.
The Youth Council is a volunteer board with members from local organizations that serve and assist youth. It operates under the guidelines of the Workforce Investment Act.
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