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Enrichment Program Where Youth Connect. Grow. Serve.

Youth Leadership Conference

You are not just tomorrow leaders, but you are leaders now

Youth and Family for the April

Source of Support, Information, and Mentoring

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• PARENTS CORNER

The Role of Parents in Preventing School Violence. ... Demonstrating an interest in their children's lives is one of the most important steps parents and/or guardians can take to help prevent youth violence. Open communication between children and their parents or guardians is critical. Parents — National Crime Prevention Council A Wealth of Resources for Parents About Various Crime Prevention and Safety Issues.http://archive.ncpc.org/topics/by- audience/parents.html

Information

• KIDS CONER Youth Rally - YOU ARE NOT ALONE

What do young people care about?

What do young people think of technology, economics and the role of business in the modern world?

The most worrying of these events, according to the respondents, is climate change and the destruction of nature. This is followed by the threat of war and, in third place, religious conflict.

Young people have a desire for integrity, honesty and transparency that leaders in both public and private sectors can’t afford to ignore. https://www.weforum.org

KIDS ALWAYS NEED » School supplies and backpacks – new only Children back to school supplies

Mentoring

• Academic Activities Self Esteem

7 Keys to Increasing Your Self-Esteem Today!

Avoid Generalization. ...

Divide and Conquer Your Low Self-Esteem. ...

Notice Your Negative Thought Patterns – from a Distance. ...

Talk Back to Your Negative Thoughts with Assertive Responses. ...

Recognize Where You May Be Running Your Old Tape. ...

Change Negative Social Comparisons to Humanization. ...

Create Positive Sanctuaries In Your Life.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us

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Christmas gift to children

We have made a difference and brighten the lives of children for 18 years. Sponsorship is a beautiful and great blessing in their lives and their family's lives. Thank you for loving them and meeting the needs of their families.

This year mark our 19 year of our donated Christmas gift for children.

A toy is a simple thing to donate but can bring so much joy to a child on Christmas. Your support means each sponsored child is able to receive a gift.

We are looking forward to sharing Christmas gifts with the children! Let us spread more hope, peace, joy and love this Season!

HELPING HANDS YOUTH PROGRAM

Our Mission is that of empowering and caring for the youth in a caring environment where they feel greater self-worth, and reconnect with their inner strength. We offer special opportunities created for youth and teens where they can come and experience recreation, outdoor education, sports, camping, swimming, religious worships & teachings, and dozens of other activities that we offer. Each group will meet new friends and will go home with memories that will last!” Population(s) Served Children and youth (0-19 years) Young Adults (20-25 years)

YOUTH MOTIVATION GROUPS

Ages 5 - 19 Foundation Development

Preventing and Reducing juvenile delinquency

· Group Workshops

· Academic Activities

· Social Services

Entrepreneur workshops

Mentor Program

Helping Hands Youth Advocacy/Assistance Program

Early Childhood, elementary, middle- and high school-age

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Always, Be understanding to your enemies. Be loyal to your friends. Be strong enough to face the world each day. Be weak enough to know you cannot do everything alone.

Always, Be generous to those who need your help. Be frugal with that you need yourself. Be wise enough to know that you do not know everything.

Be smart enough to continue learning.

Always, Be willing to share your joys. Be willing to share the sorrows of others. Be a leader when you see a path others have missed. Be a follower when you are shrouded by the mists of uncertainty.

Always, Be first to congratulate an opponent who succeeds. Be last to criticize a colleague who fails. Be sure where your next step will fall, so that you will not tumble. Be sure of your final destination, by setting your goals along the way. Above all, always be yourself.

KIDS ON STAGE INFORMATION

• January Voices of Success New Years Holiday Exp.’ Singing & Music

• February Touch A Heart Tea

• March Variety Show

• April – Youth Rally

• May No Barriers Café A Salute To Young Achievers

• June Talent Show

• July Arts & Crafts Show

• August Spark for Youth Pageant

• September Youth In Action Festivity

• October Drama Play

• November Puppet Show

• December Compassion in Celebration

Entrepreneur workshops

Success Skills in Marketing & Merchandising Ages 11-18 yr olds

Each workshop CONSISTS of Learning the principles and RESPONSIBILITY THAT contribute to success. An entrepreneur workshop deals with tips, PROJECTS THAT will last a lifetime. We will address planning goals and fun activities that even a child can understands. The young entrepreneur upon COMPLETION WILL receive a certificate.

OUR ENTIRE workshops are arranged weeks in advance for best results. For more information for future continuous in the varieties of life as an entrepreneur, contact us.

Spark for Youth Pageant

Sign up Ages 5 -19 yrs. olds

Teaching young people Accountability, Responsibility, Integrity, Respect, and Self-esteem

● FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

* Kids be creative Projects~!!!

* Motivational Speakers

* Entertainment, * Free Lunch & * Exhibits and other Activities

● Raffle for youth & adult

● Talent - Dance, Song, Instrument, Art, Poetry/ Poem, Acting etc..

REWARDS AND RECOGNITION CERTIFICATE

HELPING HANDS YOUTH PROGRAM

Advisor Committee Member

Team Captain Member

Board of Trustee Member

People Helping People Community Volunteer’s

• Ages 0 - 19 Foundation Development

• Preventing and reducing juvenile delinquency

Building a positive self-image through dozens of other activities

recreation, outdoor education, camping, swimming, sports, worship,

religious teachings and community services.

PARENT WORKSHOP BROCHURE

• January Yearly Home Survey

• February - Parent Questionnaire

• March Anger Management

• April Crime Prevention

• May Teacher Questionnaire

• June Yearly Home Evaluation

• July Teenage Pregnancy

• August Mentoring

• September Peer Pressure

• October Consequences of dropping out of school

• November Drug use

• December Breaking the cycle of self-destruction

Mentor Program

• YOUTH MOTIVATION GROUPS

We share insights with amazing source of support, information, and mentoring.

YOUTH WORKSHOP

LECTURE

• January Personal Success Journal

• February Character Education

• March Band, Animal Acts, Skits, Magician

• April Self Esteem

• May Theater, Video, Commercials, Film

• June Conflict Resolution

• July Poetry, Dance, Music, Song, Print Modeling

• August Success Skills

• September Novelties, Melodrama, Jugglers

• October Team Worker

• November Computer Graphic Arts, Letter Typing

• December Goal Setting

“No Barriers Café”

Ages 0-19 years olds

Young people are encouraged to actively participate

Snacks and drinks, Information & Wide range of extra-curriculum activities

It will offer a safe place for young people to meet, access information, have fun and talk

with someone in confidence

"A Great Youth Café " CERTIFICATE FOR PARTICIPATION

• Youth Impact and Street Ministries

Volunteers can make a real impact in the lives of people who have rarely been accepted or loved. More than half were in foster care in US city. Thirty percent are girls. Some travel from city to city frequently, often by freight trains, and others are more local. They are often invisible and unwanted and, as a result, very mobile. They generally prefer to be called street youth rather than homeless. Our word for them is street-dependent since they depend on the street for food, clothing, shelter, self-care, friends, and support. When they first come to the street, the street is often the best place they have ever experienced. Their needs are quite different than a typical older homeless person.

School of Ministry & Children’s Education

We encourage all children to continue their faith journey from elementary through middle school. The Ministry of Children's Education presents foundations for education in the faith. The Children's Ministry prepares young people to follow Christ for their lifetime.

But Christ has bought us out from under the doom of that impossible system by taking the curse for our wrongdoing upon himself. For it is written in the Scripture, “Anyone who is hanged on a tree is cursed” (as Jesus was hung upon a wooden cross). Now God can bless the Gentiles, too, with this same blessing he promised to Abraham; and all of us as Christians can have the promised Holy Spirit through this faith. Lord we glorify you! GAL. 3:13-14 Living Bible

Hallelujah! I Operate in God’s system of finance and supply Psalm 103:20; I RELEASE THE ANGELS OF GOD TO: manifest miracle health and miracle wealth manifestation; we make this positive faith confession, and say it with a attitude of gratitude out loud WE receive miracle health manifestation; WE receive miracle wealth manifestation. Lord we glorify you! Psalm 91:11; II Chronicles 20:20; Philippians 4:19; Ephesians 3:14-20; Jeremiah 17:8. Job 22:24-25.

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John 17:15 ► I pray not that thou shouldest take them out of the world, but that thou shouldest keep them from the evil.

Ephesians 5:11 ► And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.

2 Corinthians 6:17 ► Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you.

Ministry Policy the cold and flu season

Reflections: Although the world has declared that this is the cold and flu season, as children of the Most High God, our expectation is to walk in health and wholeness!

As we continue to gather for services while maintaining business as usual. As this virus and the world’s response to the virus continue to evolve and more information is published by the World Health Organization and Government sources

Prayer reduces anxiety

Writing to the church at Philippi, where he had once been beaten and imprisoned, Paul tells the believers in the book of Philippians not to worry or to be anxious about anything. Instead, Paul instructs them they should pray for God's blessing and make supplication for his protection and do it all with thanksgiving.

This coronavirus (COVID-19) ministry policy is susceptible to changes with the introduction of additional governmental guidelines. If so, we will update you as soon as possible by email.

Policy brief & purpose This ministry policy includes the measures to maintain the high levels of collaboration for all who reach our doors. We kindly requested to follow all these measures diligently, to sustain a healthy and safe unique environment.

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