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Promoting positive behaviors

Young Men in Action focuses on life skills

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Mentor Larry Keister and Hathaway fifth-grader Myckeal Parker enjoy a three-course meal at Columbia Ridge Senior Living during a real-life lesson in fine dining as part of the "Young Men in Action" program. (Contributed photo)

The annual Young Men in Action program is giving fifth-grade Hathaway Elementary School boys an opportunity to develop new life skills.

Sponsored and staffed by the Camas-Washougal Rotary Club, the Young Men in Action program strives to promote positive behaviors by giving boys an opportunity to interact with peers who are not in their circle of friends.

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