yac brochure 2010-11

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Youth Youth Advisory Advisory Council Council Youth Youth Advisory Advisory Council Council 2010-2011 2010-2011 Youth Youth Advisory Advisory Council Council A Voice for Loudoun Join YAC Join YAC There are six Governors from each high school. Any high school student in Loudoun County is eligible to apply. Applications are available on www.loudounteens.org . Governors tackle tough issues facing teens and make recommendations. You will be a voice for teens in your community. Governors keep students at their schools informed about upcoming events and activities. They also let the Youth Advisory Council know what’s going on in their school. The Youth Advisory Council www.loudounteens.org [email protected] www.loudounteens.org [email protected] 703.737.8335 215 Depot Ct., SE 3 rd floor YAC YAC Youth Advisory Council Youth Advisory Council YAC YAC “I’ve met a lot of new people and made some great friends.”

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Page 1: YAC Brochure 2010-11

Youth Youth Advisory Advisory CouncilCouncil Youth Youth

Advisory Advisory CouncilCouncil

2010-20112010-2011

YouthYouth AdvisoryAdvisory CouncilCouncil

A Voice for Loudoun Teens

Join YACJoin YACThere are six Governors from each high school. Any high school student in Loudoun County is eligible to apply. Applications are available on www.loudounteens.org .

Governors tackle tough issues facing teens and make recommendations. You will be a voice for teens in your community.

Governors keep students at their schools informed about upcoming events and activities. They also let the Youth Advisory Council know what’s going on in their school.

The Youth Advisory Council plans special events, participates in community service and interacts with community leaders.

[email protected]

[email protected]

703.737.8335215 Depot Ct., SE 3rd floor

Leesburg, VA 20175

YACYACYouth Advisory CouncilYouth Advisory Council

YACYAC

“I’ve met a lot of new people and made some great friends.”

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What we doWhat we doSpecial Events Special Events Plan events for Loudoun teens

The Youth Advisory Council plans the annual Loudoun County YouthFest which features a nationally known headliner, some of Loudoun’s best teen bands, great attractions, interactive exhibits and more. The Youth Advisory Council also hosts a series of YouthFest Battle of the Bands to select the bands and performers that will play at YouthFest.

Community ServiceCommunity ServiceMake a difference with other Loudoun teens

The Youth Advisory Council regularly participates in community service projects. Members also create their own. It’s a great way to meet other teens and get some volunteer hours. Past project include the Holiday Coalition, Camp Supply drive for children and Alex’s Lemonade stand.

FundraisingFundraisingInteract with the Community

Governors on the Youth Advisory Council prepare community presentations. They develop fundraising plans and work with the non-profit organization Loudoun Youth, Inc.

CommunicationsCommunicationsKeep other teens informed

The Youth Advisory Council manages its website, loudounteens.org and a Facebook page. They promote Youth Advisory Council events and let teens know about other opportunities and activities for teens.

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“YouthFest is awesome! We help pick the band and plan the entire event.

It is so much fun”

YouthFest 2010

YouthFest Battle of the Bands

Richmond Legislative Trip

Alex’s Lemonade Stand

Book Drive

Summer Camp supply collection

Community presentations

Recent YAC Highlights

The Youth Advisory Council is involved throughout Loudoun County. As a Governor you will develop leadership skills, meet new people and be a voice for other Loudoun teens.

“I get to do things I wouldn’t have done in school or with

other groups.”

“I feel like I have made a difference.”

-Youth Advisory Council membersGet your application atGet your application at

www.loudounteens.orgwww.loudounteens.org