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Project SEARCH Bell Ringers

Ringing bells to collect a little cash for the Salvation Army this holiday season, bell ringers are at nine different locations in North Platte this year. For the second year in a row, Project Search is spending time behind the red kettles.

25 D.C. students with developmental disabilities graduate after year in Project SEARCH

Family members were asked to hold their applause until the end, but that didn’t stop the tears or shout-outs to the 25 students who crossed the stage at the U.S. Education Department on Wednesday morning to receive their D.C. diplomas.

“You did it!” rang a voice from the audience, speaking for just about everyone.

SEARCH Yields Answers

They came to celebrate one of the most rewarding years of their lives.

They left with an entirely new reason to be excited.

Eight Henrico County high school students who have forms of autism gathered at Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital June 10 for graduation ceremonies to mark their completion of a nine-month program known as Project SEARCH, which provided them real-world job training and experience fulfilling various hospital duties.

Gorleston Hospital Scheme Helps Young People into Work

In an unemployment blackspot like Great Yarmouth, finding a job is often a struggle for young people - and the difficulty is only magnified for someone with a learning difficulty.

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Project SEARCH Bell Ringers

25 D.C. students with developmental disabilities graduate after year in Project SEARCH

SEARCH Yields Answers

Gorleston Hospital Scheme Helps Young People into Work