78 youths (ages 13-15) and their adult chaperones came together on Saturday, February 5 for a day of life skills learning, fellowship, motivation, and team work on the campus of Nash Community College (NCC) in Rocky Mount, NC. The youths noticed immediately that NCC staff were welcoming and glad to  have them on campus. The conference opened with a game of LINK-Up BINGO with winners receiving prizes such as cameras to take pictures for their lifebooks. Antwan provided a keynote speech focusing on how all attendees are as one, struggling, needing to trust someone, and feeling isolated due to their situation. He encouraged youths to learn to trust and be "somebody" instead of the "nobody" people are expecting. Antwan motivated youths to move forward and become involved in their plan. The morning agenda included workshops on Sex/STD/HIV, Education, Decision-Making, and Making a Good Impression. The afternoon included cooperative games with youths and adults working together and concluded with our own version of life skills relay games called "The O-LINK-Pic Games." Teams of youths rushed through sorting and folding clothes, matches prices to products and cleaning a messy room. A "Panel of Experts" judged the teams on accuracy and speed. The day ended with LaKisha commenting on the youths' level of participation and asking them to use the information they learned when they return to their homes. The day was beautiful and provide a wonderful way to bring younger foster teens together.