HAYS at work

Hannibal Alliance for Youth SuccessThe Hannibal Alliance for Youth Success organization will host a presentation for parents called Social Media Safety. This program will be held in the Hannibal

HAYS organization supports Dr. Karr's work in school districtHANNIBAL — Supporting students with issues outside of the classroom has become something crucial to the success of students in school.

Grant Helps Hannibal Area Substance Abuse PreventionA 25-thousand dollar grant from the United Way of the Mark Twain Area helps fund a youth focused substance abuse prevention program in northeast Missouri.

C.H.A.R.T. Partnership to explore Hannibal Alliance for Youth SuccessThe Northeast Missouri C.H.A.R.T. Partnership meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 17, will feature Maria Mundle to explore Hannibal Alliance for Youth Success (HAYS).

Local survivors of suicide are coming out to help othersSuicide is often a topic no one likes to talk about until it's too late. Getting people brave enough to talk about their experiences shatters the stigma against suicide and even mental health. Amanda Hays was a new mom, and while most would expect her to be happy with her new bundle of joy, it turns out, she was the opposite. KHQA's Hailey Vetterlein spoke with her about her story in hopes it helps others.

HAYS to hold Stop Trafficking Project event AT HHSHANNIBAL â Hannibal Alliance for Youth Success (HAYS), in partnership with the Hannibal Public School District, invites the community to an evening of education and conversation with Russ Tuttle at

Buddy Pack Program helps feed hungry students in HannibalThe Hannibal Alliance for Youth Success program wants to ensure that no child goes hungry. Its Buddy Pack program distributes buddy packs filled with nutritious foods for Hannibal school students for the weekends. Many people have probably heard the saying, "it takes a village to raise a child. "That's the idea behind the Hannibal Alliance for Youth Success's Buddy Pack program. Volunteers who make the program possible say its success depends on the whole community.

'Girls Night Out' benefits Hannibal buddy pack programWomen in Hannibal are raising money for kids in need.

Over 30 local organizations awarded Community Foundation grantsThirty-eight area not-for-profits received a total of $136,554 in competitive grant funding from the Community Foundation Serving West Central Illinois & Northeast Missouri, according to the Community Foundation.

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