Students Take the Lead on Underage Drinking Prevention
Photo Courtesy of: ARMC
During another recent event, Colton High School's HEAL program visited Arrowhead Regional Medical Center to learn about the healthcare industry. The group who recently received a $5,000 grant looks forward to the impact they will be able to make.
Photo Courtesy of: ARMC
During a recent HEAL event held at ARMC, students gather learning from professionals. Today the group celebrates receiving a grant for their hard work and looks forward to the change they will be able to make with the funds.
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