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April 14, 2022
Safety Flash: Watch for pedestrians crossing the road near the Youth Center

A series of near-miss accidents at the intersection of 6th Street and Liberty Way near the Youth Center has safety officials asking motorists to slow down and stay alert.
Jan. 7, 2022
Youth Center duo honored for aiding accident victim

75th Air Base Wing Commander Col. Jenise Carroll presented the Department of the Air Force Command Civilian Award for Valor to the Lisa Nowinkski and Josh Gomez, 75th Force Support Squadron Youth Center employees, for rendering first aid to an injured man hit by a vehicle last September.
Oct. 28, 2021
With assistance from bystanders, two Youth Center employees help man hit by truck

Lisa Nowinski was returning to the Youth Center from a lunch break and Josh Gomez was leaving work when the two child and youth center assistants came upon a man who had been hit by a moving vehicle in a crosswalk last month. When Nowinski saw the man lying in the street at 6th Street and Liberty
Aug. 9, 2021
Hill AFB Child and Youth Programs announces new fees for school year 2021-22

Department of Defense child development program fees for school year 2021-22 are currently being assessed at Child Development Center East and CDC West and the School Age Care Program at the Youth Center. Parents were required to provide leave and earning statements prior to Aug. 1. New fees will go
May 4, 2020
Childcare providers continue to support Hill families using special guidelines

Service members are critical to carrying out the Air Force mission, which is why the Child Development Center and School Age Care program at Hill Air Force Base have continued to stay open during the COVID-19 pandemic. The CDC and School Age Care program at the Youth Center are providing weekly care
April 14, 2020
Children at Hill's Youth Center give back by crafting face masks

For the health and safety of those around us, face coverings have become a hot commodity. However, supply and demand makes has made them a little hard to come by lately. That’s why some children at the center have taken on the task of creating masks for themselves and for care givers at Hill AFB’s