Project Imagine adds new level for community ambassadors
Danville’s Project Imagine is known for steering gang-prone kids off the streets and into finishing school and becoming employed.
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Danville’s Project Imagine is known for steering gang-prone kids off the streets and into finishing school and becoming employed.
Working alongside police, community-based violence interruption programs can help prevent crime
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Sixteen graduates of Danville's Project Imagine boarded a bus Friday bound for Greensboro.
Five teenagers were honored April 27 for completing life skills training and goal-setting exercises through Project Imagine, a program that gives gang-affiliated teens a future off the streets.