Eastlake Youth Centre program helps young people build community connections | photos

By Georgia Osland
Updated November 25 2014 - 12:43pm, first published November 24 2014 - 5:30pm
TEAMING UP: Swansea High School students work with the Galgabba Landcare group to make signs to identify trees as part of Eastlake Youth Centre's Walk on the Positive Side program.
TEAMING UP: Swansea High School students work with the Galgabba Landcare group to make signs to identify trees as part of Eastlake Youth Centre's Walk on the Positive Side program.

STUDENTS from eastern Lake Macquarie have reaped the rewards of a youth project.

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