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    MYLF Brochure Page One in Word 2010

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    The document summarizes the Michigan Youth Leadership Forum (MYLF), which brings together mentors and students with disabilities at the state Capitol. The goal of MYLF is to help youth with disabilities grow academically, personally, and socially. It aims to provide opportunities to all students regardless of their economic means. MYLF is funded through donations from Michigan corporations and businesses. The document provides contact information for those interested in the program.

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    The document summarizes the Michigan Youth Leadership Forum (MYLF), which brings together mentors and students with disabilities at the state Capitol. The goal of MYLF is to help youth with disabilities grow academically, personally, and socially. It aims to provide opportunities to all students regardless of their economic means. MYLF is funded through donations from Michigan corporations and businesses. The document provides contact information for those interested in the program.

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    The document summarizes the Michigan Youth Leadership Forum (MYLF), which brings together mentors and students with disabilities at the state Capitol. The goal of MYLF is to help youth with disabilities grow academically, personally, and socially. It aims to provide opportunities to all students regardless of their economic means. MYLF is funded through donations from Michigan corporations and businesses. The document provides contact information for those interested in the program.

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    MYLF Brochure Page One in Word 2010

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    Frances Vega-Costas
    The document summarizes the Michigan Youth Leadership Forum (MYLF), which brings together mentors and students with disabilities at the state Capitol. The goal of MYLF is to help youth with disabilities grow academically, personally, and socially. It aims to provide opportunities to all students regardless of their economic means. MYLF is funded through donations from Michigan corporations and businesses. The document provides contact information for those interested in the program.

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    2006 MYLF Delegates, Mentors,

    MICHIGAN
    and staff at the state Capitol

    Mentors and students interacting


    in a group activity
    YOUTH
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    For more information
    about the Michigan Youth
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    The commitment of the MYLF is to
    Leadership Forum and
    application form, contact:
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    enable youth with disabilities to grow MYLF
    academically, personally, and Michigan Commission on
    socially and to fulfill their potential in Disability Concerns
    their lives. No student should be Department of Energy, Labor and
    denied this Economic Growth
    opportunity because of economic 201 N. Washington Square, Ste 150
    hardship. MYLF is generously Lansing, Michigan 48909
    sponsored by Michigan corporations, 517-335-6004 or 877-499-6232
    businesses, and other private (V/TTY)
    donations. Fax: 517-335-7773
    www.MYLF.org
    MYLF Delegates smiling
    “I learned a lot I didn’t know.”
    2006 MYLF Delegate

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