'A Place of Peace' Portland Girl Scout earns top achievement for mental health project

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Caeley Saunders, a motivated sophomore at Columbia Christian and a dedicated Girl Scout, has achieved her Gold Award through an innovative project focused on creating mental health and sensory spaces in schools. Understanding the chaotic atmosphere students often face, characterized by crowded hallways and persistent noise, Saunders initiated her project to foster a calming and supportive environment. This initiative addresses immediate stressors and promotes long-term mental wellness among students. Recognized by the Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington, her project highlights the vital role of youth in advocating for mental health awareness. By transforming spaces within schools, Saunders is improving the physical environment and encouraging a culture of mindfulness and emotional support.

Her work serves as an inspiring example for other students looking to drive positive change within their communities, showcasing the power of community engagement and the importance of nurturing well-being in educational settings.

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