The City of Atlantic City celebrated the remarkable achievements of 36 young participants in the ONE Neighborhood Evolution (O.N.E.) Anti-Violence Youth Program during a heartfelt ceremony at the All Wars Memorial Building. The program, designed to equip youth with job opportunities and essential work training, aims to empower participants with skills to build brighter futures and access greater opportunities.
Each participant was recognized for their dedication and growth throughout the year with a certificate of achievement. Following the ceremony, attendees participated in a symbolic “Let Them Go” balloon release, a gesture to inspire forward momentum and focus on the journey ahead.
The O.N.E. Neighborhood Evolution initiative operates under the City of Atlantic City’s Health and Human Services Department. Assistant Director Mona Tally joined the Anti-Violence team to honor the program’s participants, emphasizing the City's dedication to supporting its youth.
Under the leadership of the Small Administration, the City remains steadfast in its commitment to providing every resource necessary—whether through programming, equipment, or transportation—to ensure the success of Atlantic City's young people.
Published on
January 22, 2025
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