Thousands of children across the U.S. have faced natural disasters and other crises-but they've still found a way to help themselves and help others. A new program will honor a number of high school students who were affected by catastrophe and made a positive impact on others.
The Student and Youth Travel Association's Youth Foundation's (SYF) Silver Lining Program will give selected students the opportunity to meet other students who have gone through similar circumstances-and help them share, heal and develop friendships that could last a lifetime. Participants will attend leadership classes and team-building workshops and have plenty of fun.
SYF is the philanthropic arm of the Student & Youth Travel Association. The program is open to high school students across North America and students can be nominated by friends, family, teachers and administrators.
For more information on how to apply or to learn more about the program, visit www.SYTAYouthFoundation.org.
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