Clinton County Children & Youth named Agency of Year
Clinton County Children and Youth Social Services Agency was named Agency of the Year at the 35th Annual PA State Resource Family Association Conference in Grantville. County commissioner Joel Long received a standing ovation as he talked about the local agency and the impact it had on his life as a foster child. County Judge Craig Miller also spoke. This is the second time that the local agency has won this award. In attendance to receive the award were, from left, back: Foster Care Coordinator Jackie Hoy, Independent Living Coordinator Bob Farley, Judge Miller, Long and county Resource Family Association president Barb Forshey; front: caseworkers Hannah Thompson and Dana Marino, Children and Youth assistant director Jennifer Sobjak, and caseworkers Beth Baker and Jennifer Weaver.
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