Teen Living Center changed direction of homeless student’s life

By Becky Ginos

LAYTON—The Teen Living Center opened in September and has already had an impact on at-risk kids who need a safe place to stay while learning life skills and working toward graduation. One Davis County teen has seen his life turn around completely because of the center. He shared his story with the school board at a recent meeting.

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