IBMC College students perform beauty services for at-risk children, teens at Fort Collins campus clinic
June 21, 2017
Fort Collins, CO — IBMC College cosmetology staff and students welcomed participants of The Center for Family Outreach to receive beauty services at the Fort Collins Student Beauty Services Clinic on Wednesday, June 21.
Ten local children and teens received services from IBMC cosmetology students ranging from haircuts to hair coloring, facials, pedicures and manicures.
The event gave IBMC students and staff the opportunity to connect with the local community and allowed students to further their skills as student cosmetologists.
The Center for Family Outreach is a not-for-profit agency that has provided services and education for Larimer County at-risk youth since 2000. It assists more than 600 kids and their families each year with skills development, drug and alcohol education, building self-esteem, anger management, as well as addressing bullying and gang involvement.
IBMC College has been committed to providing charitable contributions to the city of Fort Collins and the surrounding communities that play host to its other four campuses since the College’s establishment in 1987.
To learn more about IBMC College’s accelerated, career-focused programs, visit any of the IBMC area campuses throughout Colorado and southern Wyoming, call 1-800-NEW-CAREER or visit ibmc.edu.
