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F, <br />BOOK UJ PAGE 7 00 <br />o Our planned Gifford Aquatic Center will teach kids how to swim, teach <br />water safety, teach job skills, teach therapeutic exercise, extend the <br />Indian River County Recreation Department pool programs for <br />recreational swimming, for classes, and for other community pool <br />needs. <br />o The Gifford youth Activities Center is having a tremendous influence on <br />our children, youth, teenagers, young adults, and families, as is <br />evidenced in the brochure on Gifford Youth Activities Center. With this <br />Commission and our long list of community partners, the GYAC offers <br />more than 24 programs, among them Youth Rap Sessions, Child <br />Development Classes; Mentoring, Tutoring, Basketball, and good fun <br />community gatherings; all of these programs are driven by community <br />need. <br />o The Gifford Youth Activities Center has in one year been so sugcessful <br />and so well used that another group of IRC citizens wants to pay for the <br />expansion of the GYAC building to meet this community need. <br />*Back in 1996, when the Gifford Youth Activities Center was envisioned, <br />the Indian River Community College helped conduct an area survey to <br />better understand local community needs. Ranking highest of all <br />concerns was a community pool. As we all now know, this county does <br />need additional community pool facilities. With your participation, at <br />this time, we offer a state-of-the-art pool facility as a gift, but we <br />need your help with the site infrastructure. <br />o The public awareness of the drowning of several children in our <br />community moved some county residents enough for them to call the <br />Gifford Youth Activities Center and make a commitment to raise the <br />funds to provide the financial support for a pool facility to teach <br />children how to swim. This partnership has come together NOW to meet <br />a very much NOW need, in hopes that we will not lose another child <br />because the child did <br />it know h to swim! <br />*Just as the Gifford Youth Activities Center arose from a vision to an <br />operating reality in less than two years, because of the presence of God <br />in charitable concern and giving and community involvement, so will <br />the GYAC addition and Gifford Aquatic Center begin shortly, with the <br />granting of our request today. <br />*Your decision to support the concept, vision, and funding in 1996 set <br />into motion and brought to fruition, the Gifford Youth Activities Center, <br />which today is being cited by other communities as a model for <br />partnershipping in their own towns. <br />JULY 69 1999 <br />-50- <br />0 - 0 <br />
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