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Individuals who are 14 to 24 years old and interested in earning money while they learn are invited to participate in an afternoon of games, food and prizes at the 2023 Youth Spring Bash.

Michigan Works! of Berrien, Cass and Van Buren and YouthBuild of Benton Harbor are inviting individuals 16-24 years old to participate in the Youth Spring Bash on Friday, March 24 at the the Next Level Tech Center, 315 East Main Street, Benton Harbor.

Michigan Works! of Berrien, Cass and Van Buren and YouthBuild of Benton Harbor are inviting individuals 16-24 years old to participate in the Youth Spring Bash on Friday, March 24 at the the Next Level Tech Center, 315 East Main Street, Benton Harbor.

Young people in Southwest Michigan have a way to finish high school and can do so while getting paid.

One of the reasons a lot of individuals don't go back to work is the barriers that stop them, whether that be transportation, education, financial responsibilities. We know that finances are really difficult in terms of trying to find training and education. We are here to help with those things.

Mary Morphey joins Jonny Reinhardt to talk about YouthBuild and their upcoming Bash Day, where you can learn about YouthBuild and play games and win prizes.

Individuals who are 16-24 years old and interested in earning money while finishing their high school diploma are invited to learn more about the YouthBuild-Benton Harbor program and participate in an afternoon of games, food and prizes at the 2022 YouthBuild Bash Day.

Michigan Works is planning a celebration for its YouthBuild program. The 2022 YouthBuild Bash Day is Thursday, June 23 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Next Level Tech Center in Benton Harbor.

Individuals who are 16-24 years old and interested in earning money while finishing their High School Diploma or GED are invited to learn more about the YouthBuild- Benton Harbor program and participate in an afternoon of games, food, and prizes at the 2022 YouthBuild Bash Day.

Individuals who are 16 to 24 years old and interested in earning money while finishing their high school diploma are invited to learn more about the YouthBuild-Benton Harbor program this spring.

YouthBuild Benton Harbor will be hosting several events over the coming months to showcase what it does and give those who are interested a chance to learn more. Mary Morphey with Kinexus tells WSJM News YouthBuild is a way for a student to earn money and learn skills while working.

YouthBuild Benton Harbor will be hosting several events over the coming months to showcase what it does and give those who are interested a chance to learn more. Mary Morphey with Kinexus tells WSJM News YouthBuild is a way for a student to earn money and learn skills while working toward their high school diploma or GED.

YouthBuild Benton Harbor will be hosting several events over the coming months to showcase what it does and give those who are interested a chance to learn more.

YouthBuild Benton Harbor will be hosting several events over the coming months to showcase what it does and give those who are interested a chance to learn more. Mary Morphey with Kinexus tells WSJM News YouthBuild is a way for a student to earn money and learn skills while working toward their high school diploma or GED.

Kelli Austin, Success Coach with YouthBuild talks about their upcoming Open House and 3 point challenge happening on Feb. 16th.

YouthBuild might be hosting a 3-point contest, but they’d call their services a slam dunk. The open house and 3-point contest will take place at the Next Level Tech Center in Benton Harbor, located at 315 E. Main St., from 2-6 p.m. on Feb. 16.

Individuals who are 16-24 years old and interested in earning money while finishing their High School Diploma or GED are invited to learn more about the YouthBuild- Benton Harbor program and participate in the 3-point challenge.

Dwane West, Director at YouthBuild talks about the program and invites the public to an upcoming open house.

Training Read about our YouthBuild program's groundbreaking at their new house in Benton Harbor.

Check out ABC 57's coverage of the YouthBuild funding.