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Disproportionate Minority Contact group sponsors informational forum
According to the (DMC) Task Force, three out of every five minority kids are in the Juvenile Justice system.The Disproportionate Minority Contact will sponsor a forum on Monday, March 23, from 6-8 p.m. and the Clarksville-Montgomery County Library with guest speakers who will try to answer parental and community questions and concerns. Refreshments will be served. Why are so many of our youths getting into trouble? Is your child taking drugs? Are you concerned about gang problems? Are you a single parent that needs help?
You can learn what services are available to help parents BEFORE children get into the system and much more!
The program includes exhibits of various community organizations, and services and programs for youth. For information & assistance, please call (931) 249-5330
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