Raleigh has launched the Raleigh Teen Connect Co-Op, a cooperative space for non-profit agencies and teen-led groups. According to the City of Raleigh, the venue will host programs including educational and career development workshops, as well as recreational and artistic activities.
The Raleigh Teen Connect Co-Op is designed as a collaborative space where multiple agencies can share resources while providing programs tailored to the teen community. While the hub hosts various organizations, its main focus is on supporting and empowering teenagers.
The cooperative model enables participating agencies to combine their expertise and resources, creating a range of opportunities for Raleigh’s teens. The RTC Co-Op is intended to provide diverse programs that cater to various interests among local youth.
The Raleigh Teen Connect Co-Op also provides opportunities for teens to develop creativity and innovation. Hosting events across multiple disciplines, the space is designed to support youth development and skill-building, offering programs that engage a variety of interests.
The Raleigh Teen Connect Co-Op is now open, providing a space for teenagers to connect, learn, and participate in programs. For more information on available programs and how to get involved, visit the Raleigh Teen Connect Co-Op information page.
