YOUTH PROGRAM
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QUALIFCATION
This program is for any fatherless boys youth who are between the ages of 6 – 12 who are fatherless and live in inner-city South Florida regardless of color or creed. Once a child joins the program at the qualifying age, they can stay in the program until they finish high school.
PROCESS
- Referrals are received from parents, police, schools or other agencies.
- Referral are received by youth leaders.
- Intake assessment of child family needs.
- Referral made to other agencies, such as drug treatment, etc.
- Participation of child and family with positive activities and exposure to youth in an effort to divert the youth from becoming a part of the juvenile system.
GOALS
- Help youth improve school behavior
- Show academic improvement in school
- Improve their home behavior
- Remain out of the juvenile justice system
- Remain drug free
- Become a productive citizen
Charles Jackson and youth with the greatest boxer/champion athlete of all time, Muhammad Ali.
SERVICES
- Advocacy
- Referrals and follow-up
- Individual, family and group counseling
- Karate Classes
- Field Trips
- Leadership/Training
- Motivational Incentives
- Motivational Speakers
- Workshops
- Guest Speakers
- Conflict Resolution
- Discipline Training
- Football Camps
- Additional prevention services
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Jaelyn Jackson
Jaelyn Jackson finished 6th in the nation after competing in the 400 meter dash in the Junior Olympics in Lawrence, Kansas, and was voted a Junior Olympics All American for 2017.