LAS VEGAS – Project 150, a local charity serving homeless, displaced and disadvantaged high school students, has named Nataly Trejo as its new student services manager. Her responsibilities include working with students to create and monitor individual plans for graduation from high school and beyond.
Trejo previously worked as a facilitation mediation specialist at the Clark County Department of Family Services. Before that, she worked at Silver State Neurology as an office administrative assistant and marketing specialist. She has a degree in social science from UNLV and is a bilingual translator.
“Nataly is very enthusiastic about joining the Project 150 family,” said Kelli Kristo, Project 150 executive director. “Her commitment and passion will play an integral role in advancing the future of the high school students that Project 150 serves.”
About Project 150
Project 150 is a 501(c)3 nonprofit charitable organization, founded in December 2011 by local businessmen Don Purdue and Patrick Spargur. The two had heard about 150 homeless high school students at Rancho High School in Las Vegas who were in need of support over the Christmas break. Since that time, Project 150 has expanded and now serves more than 6,000 registered and non-registered homeless, displaced and disadvantaged high school students in more than 75 schools throughout Nevada. Project 150 provides these students with food, clothing, school supplies, sports equipment, shoes, college and workforce readiness and other needs so they have what they need to continue school and be successful in life. Visit Project 150 at www.project150.org.
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