Programs

How we walk it with them

Two programs built around the young people and parents we serve.

R.E.A.D. students graduating
Our first two R.E.A.D. youth who graduated from college as the first in their families.

R.E.A.D. Mentoring

The R.E.A.D. Intervention and Mentor Program was established to provide intervention and mentoring for at-risk youth from single-parent homes between the ages of 10–18.

With this program it is our desire to strengthen our Neighborhoods, Schools, and Families, by empowering our youth through establishing respect for self and others, educating them about responsible adulthood and career aspirations, creating in them positive attitudes that impact change, and teaching them the value of having self-discipline and the importance of staying drug free.

What R.E.A.D. Does

  • Teach Good Behavior
  • Mentor and Motivate
  • Challenge You to Do Better and Be Better
  • Build Character and Values
  • Support Youth and Families

Our Objectives

  • Restore respect
  • Reduce gang affiliation
  • Reduce violence incidents
  • Provide guidance and structure
  • Help youth achieve life goals
  • Develop job skills
  • Improve decision-making
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Respect

Education

Attitude

Discipline

A group of single parents meeting for a Parent-to-Parent support group discussion

Parent-to-Parent / Coaching & Networking

This program provides monthly networking opportunities for single parents to share ideas and gain support from other single parents through the Parent-to-Parent program.

A parent can also sign up for a Mentor Moment with one of our life coaches for additional support.

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