THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF TAMPA INC

Family health day began as an attempt to combat the "summer slide" when students have less access to educational programming and supplemental nutrition. The event has evolved over the years to feature additional healthcare offerings such as complimentary vision checks, diabetes screenings and education and youth athletic clinics for crossfit and basketball. In addition to these resources, jlt volunteers also provide food, books and diapers to attendees. The jlt's human trafficking awareness project seeks to end human trafficking by spreading awareness throughout the tampa bay area, with the help of community partners and government organizations. The mobile interactive literacy opportunity (milo) was created to reach underserved areas of hillsborough county. See continuance on schedule othe milo project has evolved from just a traveling bus, to a broader network of literacy initiatives designed to meet children and families where they are, including through the giving library program, where small libraries are built and stocked with free books allowing children to build their own home library. The jlt's ready to achieve project works with young adults living in foster care to help them build these essential life skills.

The junior league of tampa invests thousands of volunteer hours in community agencies and other programs that support our issues in areas of child welfare and education.