The Amos Youth Centre's Director of Special Education, Febby Choombe, and her assistant, Annie, have done an amazing job transforming the lives of the children and families they serve in the Read for Rose Special Education Program. Over the last four years, the services provided by this inclusive program have had an impact not just on the lives of the students, but their families too.

Angela is a program alumna whose life has undergone a significant transformation since she first joined the Amos Youth Centre (AYC) in 2011 on the recommendation of her mother, and she hasn't looked back since.

Eight students from the College Prep Program at the Amos Youth Centre’s (AYC’s) Learning and Leadership Center had the chance to take short online courses and learn new skills in the Fall of 2022, thanks to a partnership with SUNY Schenectady Community College in the U.S.

Winniefrida’s story is a testament to the saying, "disability is not an inability". The 16-year-old is not letting her disability stand in the way of her dreams and goals. As she travels down the path of discovering her talents and the things she enjoys doing, she has discovered a passion for running.