A new bus stop shelter is now in place.
(Aurora, Ind.) - A new addition has been completed at the YES Home.
For quite some time, the residential group home has wanted a shelter for their bus stop area.
Thanks to the talent and diligence of Ryan Benz, that dream has become a reality. Benz completed a bus stop shelter as his Eagle Scout Project.
He raised the funds himself and built the shelter to keep YES Home youth out of inclement weather.
The YES Home is a residential group home for youths aged 12-20, providing a structured, nurturing environment for abused, neglected and abandoned children.
For more information about the YES Home, visit https://www.yeshome.org/.
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