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     2018 YOUTH WORKERS – Top row from left: Steesha McJoe, Elijah Quilt,   Jakeb Hoyle, Madison Carter, Leo Daniels, Kaylena Delgado and Olivia
     Destiny Ziady, Cole Fulton, Ashley Ortivez, Kirsten Secena, Aurora Ortivez,   Latch. Bottom row: Avery McJoe, Grace Quilt, Mya Ortivez and Jasmine
     Makya Ortivez-Hicks, Jeremiah Baker, Bradley Gitchel, Hunter Ortivez,   Klatush. Not pictured: Emily Holmes-Pickernell.
     Future is bright for enterprising youth





     Youth workers gain               Workers used this            they worked with. Cole Fulton   they were able to jump right in
     valuable job skills            opportunity to take the        wanted to work with the Public   thanks to previous training and
                                                                   Safety Department to prepare
                                                                                                  knowledge.
                                    necessary steps that will prepare
     By Jakeb Hoyle                 them for future success. They   for enlisting in the Navy and    Aurora Ortivez took on the
                                    learned how to operate within a   used the program as a way to   challenge of working at the
       This summer, 22 young        professional work environment   help around the community.    Youth Center this summer,
     tribal members gained work     and had their first opportunity   Cole has worked with Public   scrambling to help kids any way
     experience with various        for independence and to earn a   Safety the past two summers.  she could. Her goal for the job
     departments on the Chehalis    paycheck.                      He has learned discipline, and   was “to get to know the kids.”
     Reservation through the Youth    Throughout the six-week      his experience even led to him    She said there is no such
     Worker Program managed by      program, each young worker     reading tribal policies and    thing as an average day at
     JJ Shortman.                   learned about his or her job,   procedures.                   the Youth Center. It’s always
       Youth workers learned about   discovering whether it could be    Destiny Ziady and Kirsten   different, whether it’s field trips
     the hiring process and what it   a potential fit moving ahead.   Secena both worked at the   or which kids show up each day.
     takes to get a job by applying   Being enrolled in this program   Chehalis Tribal Wellness Center   These youth workers are the
     and interviewing with tribal   can really jump start careers and   previous years and chose to   Chehalis Tribe’s future. More
     departments.                   help in the long run by providing   come back. It’s an extremely   than anything, the summer
       Posts ranged from working    real-world experience employers   busy post and they both worked   program teaches responsibility
     in accounting, with kids in    are looking for.               hard as assistant nurses to gain   and helping out. Everyone
     the Youth Center, as a dental    Most of the young employees   work experience for future jobs   showed growth in their jobs,
     assistant and even helping police   this as an opportunity to help   in the medical field. They agreed   and of course, they all earned a
     in Public Safety.              out and learn from everyone    this year was the best because   paycheck at the end of the week.



                                STAFF PROFILE
       CORRECTION

       Contact information
       for Transportation         Wellness Center welcomes doctor Hang Chau-Glendinning
       Planner Bryan
       Sanders was                   Thank you for giving me the               California for     Outside of medicine, I love
       incorrect on the           opportunity to start my career as            medical school   trying new cuisines, exploring
       Highway 12                 a family doctor at the Chehalis              at Western       parks and playgrounds with
       roundabout                 Tribal Wellness Clinic. I look               University of    my husband and now 4-year-
       construction article       forward to meeting everyone                  Health Sciences.   old son, traveling, journaling
       on Page 5 of July’s        and learning more about the                    As an          and creating communities and
       Chehalis Tribal            community.                                   osteopathic      opportunities for neighbors to
       Newsletter.                   I grew up in San Diego                    physician,       meet.
       His correct email          and I’m the oldest of four     Hang Chau-    we spent an        I am thrilled to be a part of
       is bryan.sanders@          children. My father and mother   Glendinning  additional      the tribal clinic and I’m grateful
       chehalistribe.org.         immigrated from Vietnam and                 250 training      for the opportunity to work
       The phone number,          Laos respectively.             hours learning Osteopathic     with such a wonderful group
       360-709-1767, was             I spent my undergraduate    Manipulative Techniques (OMT)   of providers and staff. I have
       correct.                   years across the country at the   as a way to realign the body and   special interests in prenatal care,
       We apologize for the       University of Pennsylvania     support our natural healing    preventative medicine, OMT
       inconvenience.             and worked in the nonprofit    mechanisms. I really enjoy OMT,   and the social components of
                                  sector before returning to     so please ask me about it.     health and welfare.
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