Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is a Rotary program that provides leadership training to high school sophomores and juniors. The District 7360 RYLA event is a 4-day conference held each June at Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA that gives students opportunities to learn and practice leadership skills through activities and projects, while making new friends. Students gain lessons in leadership, communication, teambuilding, confidence and service to the community. The experience involves getting to know others, challenging activities, community service, and social events. Participants form lifelong bonds and discover more about themselves through the program.
Faithful Friends is a nonprofit organization that provides intensive, long-term mentors called Friends to at-risk children in St. Louis. It aims to break the cycle of poverty and abuse by mentoring children from kindergarten through high school graduation. Friends spend at least 4 hours per week with each child, helping with school, activities, and developing life skills. The program aims for children to graduate high school, avoid the juvenile justice system, and prevent early parenting.
PC Athens has several clubs and organizations for students to get involved in including Future Health Professionals, Math Club, Piedmont College Outdoor Club, Athens Campus Activities Board, Sigma Alpha Pi, and Political Science Club. The clubs cover a range of interests from health, math, outdoor activities, event planning, leadership, and political science. Students are encouraged to contact the club presidents or advisors to learn more about how to get involved.
What is the best way to promote Rotary's most prestigious personal development program? Learn why we should begin promoting Rotary Youth Exchange as a scholarship, how we can do this, and hear success stories about successful Study Abroad Scholarship applicants. Facilitators: Stuart McDonald and James Landmann
The Relationship with a student and counselor is critical to an exchange students year. 1 and 7 students report they do not have more than 2 contacts with their counselor during their exchange. Join us to discuss how are clubs preparing and working with their counselors to ensure a productive and helpful year with their students. How do you as a club strengthen this relationship? Facilitators: Kimberly Armitage, Walter Weidenholzer, and Dr. George Sundararaj
Trisha is described as a loving, happy, and helpful person with a bubbly personality. She has smooth skin, long black hair, brown eyes, and light red lips. Trisha works hard as a student to pay rent, works at a dance studio, and stays fit by working out and doing fitness at school. She also enjoys activities like reading, writing, and spelling.
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This document summarizes the journey of a group of students from year 7 through to year 12 of high school. It describes some of their early experiences like camp in year 7, sports carnivals, volunteering programs, and forming bonds and relationships. As they progressed into their senior years, the document notes how they aimed high and supported each other through both joyful and tearful times. It concludes by thanking several teachers and students who contributed to making their high school experience possible.
Purpose of the presentation is to provide students with insights to change the way they think about time management as it relates to the academic and professional success.
After surveying all certified all RYE districts in world, we have distilled our the top best practices: How to transform applicants to successful exchange students. Facilitators: Walter Lundstrom, Liisa Stjernberg, and Lennart Joergensen
The Best Buddies Connect (BBC) programme pairs senior Taylorian students with new international students to assist with settling into university life in Malaysia, with buddies providing linguistic support, cultural guidance, and information about life at Taylor's University. Buddies explain Malaysian and university culture and practices to new students and liaise with staff on welfare issues, while gaining benefits like experience for their CV, leadership and communication skills, and networking opportunities. Interested students were asked to sign up online by September 13th and attend a full-day training session on September 17th.
Priya Ramani is seeking an internship and her dean has written a letter of recommendation. The dean notes that Priya has an exceptional GPA of 3.9 and is engaged both in the classroom and community through volunteer work and employment. Priya serves on the Dean's Advisory Board and is an excellent representative of the college. The dean is confident Priya will make a great contribution as an intern and benefit professionally from the experience.
This document summarizes feedback from the 2015-16 Rugby Football Union Leadership Academy program. It provides statistics on the 83 candidates and 19 mentors who participated. 94% of candidates said they would recommend the program to others. The top 5 training needs identified were legal and financial compliance, risk assessment, governance structures, generating commercial revenue, and business process monitoring. Candidate and mentor experience ratings were mostly positive. The document outlines progression and new roles attained by some alumni and proposes areas for improvement in the next cycle.
Aatmaja foundation was launched in March 2015 to enable young girls from disadvantaged background to pursue their aspirations.
We have progressed well over last two years. Now we support 100 such girls. Here is small update on our progress.
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This document proposes establishing a Christian high school to serve at-risk students in Tarrant County, Texas. It notes that 31% of students in the county drop out, with the top reasons being boredom, poor attendance, unsupportive friends/family, lack of supervision, and failing classes. The proposed school would offer an accelerated Biblical worldview curriculum through online and small group learning to engage students and help them develop spiritually and academically. It provides recommendations for opening in August 2014, including a board, staff, tuition sliding scale based on income, and future plans to expand course offerings. The goal is to help struggling local families and draw more of the community to the sponsoring church.
HOPE worldwide has operated in Afghanistan for 15 years, providing education programs for youth. Their HOPE Community Center has educated 352 students over the past 3 years in computers and English. Many graduates have found jobs or advanced in their careers. While the security situation remains challenging, the Center provides hope for vulnerable youth and their families. It is supported by dedicated staff and donors who fund this important work.
Shalom Academy is a non-profit organization that provides a stable home and education for orphaned and disadvantaged children in India. The Academy aims to nurture children holistically by addressing negative attributes like lack of love and guidance, and promoting positive attributes like personal values, education, and career development. It currently houses 15 children and is seeking donations and volunteers to expand its programs and support more children in need.
Every day, Enhance Worldwide works in some of the poorest communities in Ethiopia to create a more just world where every individual has agency, autonomy and aspirations.
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The document discusses the Parents & Friends Association (PFA) at Jumeira Baccalaureate School. It lists the 2014/15 PFA committee members and their roles. It invites parents who are interested in getting involved in their child's school experience, assisting with fundraising events, or providing comments/suggestions to attend monthly PFA meetings or email the PFA. It provides a brief history of the PFA, noting it was formed in 2010 and helped welcome newcomers and organize community events and charity fundraising. It states the PFA aims to make the school experience enjoyable for children by welcoming new parents, organizing social events, assisting the school with events, supporting children's education, and raising money for charities and additional school
- Philanthropy Connections is a charitable organization that supports local organizations in Thailand, Cambodia, and Burma to empower disadvantaged communities.
- In 2014, PCF supported 38 projects in education, healthcare, childcare, and more. Donations increased 54% over 2013, allowing PCF to expand existing projects and start new initiatives.
- Key accomplishments included funding English classes, expanding an orphanage dormitory, and starting an eye care program in Cambodia. PCF also strengthened partnerships, increased transparency, and brought on a new Thai project coordinator.
The document discusses a partnership between the National Education Association (NEA) and Fund My Classroom to help address the growing needs of students and teachers. It notes that 50% of public school children live in low-income families and that teachers spend over $1.6 billion out of pocket each year on classroom supplies. The partnership would allow teachers to create wish lists on the Fund My Classroom website and have parents, community members and corporations purchase supplies directly for classrooms. The goal is to help reconnect communities with schools and address the growing educational crisis through a unified effort.
Umeed 1000 supports iimpact.org an NGO in Gurgaon that provides quality primary education to girls living in rural communities by creating learning centers in association with local community members
To make education accessible to the children of migrant and non-migrant laborers and slum dwellers in Maharashtra. Email us at info@lead-foundation.org
The NGO for Education document introduces NEST, a nonprofit organization established in 2015 in Kolkata, India that aims to provide education to children from economically disadvantaged communities regardless of identity factors. NEST supports students through scholarships and school funding, operates a non-formal school, and provides aid during disasters. The organization fundraises from members and corporations to continue its educational and relief work.
This document outlines the vision, mission, and programs of Yayasan Pondok Cerdas Katalonia, which aims to provide free education to underprivileged children in Manggarai, Indonesia. The foundation seeks to develop smart, successful, disciplined, and independent children through nurturing their creativity and talents. Its main programs include a free and certified kindergarten, intensive tutoring, tuition fee scholarships, field trips, basic math and reading lessons, and social impact programs like morale and parenting lessons. The foundation faces challenges in securing sufficient funds, accessibility, and sustainability, but hopes its work will empower society and build a more respected future for underprivileged children.
The document presents the Child Adoption for Education (CAFE) program. The program aims to link donors with economically disadvantaged children in India to provide for their basic educational needs, which cost approximately Rs. 500 per year. Mentors and associates help identify needy children and patrons who can sponsor a child's education. The Helplink Charitable Trust oversees the program and ensures kits with supplies are delivered. The program had nearly 3,000 participating children in 2009 and aims to support over 10,000 by 2010 and 100,000 by 2015.
The Philadelphia Children's Foundation aims to help youth in Philadelphia through career exploration and skill-building programs. Their goals are to increase high school graduation rates, boost post-secondary enrollment, and expand career opportunities, especially for disadvantaged youth. They have launched a website called Philadelphia Children's Connection that provides age-specific resources for students and families to access local organizations and services. The Foundation is seeking volunteers, donations, and partnerships to expand their programs and outreach.
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This document discusses strategies to promote women's economic independence after domestic violence. It outlines programs at the Star Shelter in Singapore that provide counseling, job matching, childcare assistance, financial aid, and skills training to help survivors of domestic violence become financially self-reliant. Case studies are presented showing how these programs helped women secure employment, housing, and divorce abusive partners. The presentation concludes that a holistic approach including therapeutic services, case management, and access to opportunities is effective in helping women break the cycle of violence through financial independence.
The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools is a non-profit organization established in 1986 to enhance the quality of public education in Lee County, Florida. The Foundation recruits and trains volunteers to mentor students, offering two mentoring programs to middle and high school students. Volunteers undergo a background check and training to become mentors, pledging to meet with their student for at least 15 sessions per year. The mentoring programs aim to help students succeed personally and academically, putting them on a path to college or trade school and offering scholarships.
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This document summarizes the journey of a group of students from year 7 through to year 12 of high school. It describes some of their early experiences like camp in year 7, sports carnivals, volunteering programs, and forming bonds and relationships. As they progressed into their senior years, the document notes how they aimed high and supported each other through both joyful and tearful times. It concludes by thanking several teachers and students who contributed to making their high school experience possible.
Purpose of the presentation is to provide students with insights to change the way they think about time management as it relates to the academic and professional success.
After surveying all certified all RYE districts in world, we have distilled our the top best practices: How to transform applicants to successful exchange students. Facilitators: Walter Lundstrom, Liisa Stjernberg, and Lennart Joergensen
The Best Buddies Connect (BBC) programme pairs senior Taylorian students with new international students to assist with settling into university life in Malaysia, with buddies providing linguistic support, cultural guidance, and information about life at Taylor's University. Buddies explain Malaysian and university culture and practices to new students and liaise with staff on welfare issues, while gaining benefits like experience for their CV, leadership and communication skills, and networking opportunities. Interested students were asked to sign up online by September 13th and attend a full-day training session on September 17th.
Priya Ramani is seeking an internship and her dean has written a letter of recommendation. The dean notes that Priya has an exceptional GPA of 3.9 and is engaged both in the classroom and community through volunteer work and employment. Priya serves on the Dean's Advisory Board and is an excellent representative of the college. The dean is confident Priya will make a great contribution as an intern and benefit professionally from the experience.
This document summarizes feedback from the 2015-16 Rugby Football Union Leadership Academy program. It provides statistics on the 83 candidates and 19 mentors who participated. 94% of candidates said they would recommend the program to others. The top 5 training needs identified were legal and financial compliance, risk assessment, governance structures, generating commercial revenue, and business process monitoring. Candidate and mentor experience ratings were mostly positive. The document outlines progression and new roles attained by some alumni and proposes areas for improvement in the next cycle.
Aatmaja foundation was launched in March 2015 to enable young girls from disadvantaged background to pursue their aspirations.
We have progressed well over last two years. Now we support 100 such girls. Here is small update on our progress.
This has been possible only because of focused effort of our team and well wishes from all of you.
If you have any suggestions or you would like to contribute towards this cause in any form, pl do let me know.
Brief update on our progress enclosed
This document proposes establishing a Christian high school to serve at-risk students in Tarrant County, Texas. It notes that 31% of students in the county drop out, with the top reasons being boredom, poor attendance, unsupportive friends/family, lack of supervision, and failing classes. The proposed school would offer an accelerated Biblical worldview curriculum through online and small group learning to engage students and help them develop spiritually and academically. It provides recommendations for opening in August 2014, including a board, staff, tuition sliding scale based on income, and future plans to expand course offerings. The goal is to help struggling local families and draw more of the community to the sponsoring church.
HOPE worldwide has operated in Afghanistan for 15 years, providing education programs for youth. Their HOPE Community Center has educated 352 students over the past 3 years in computers and English. Many graduates have found jobs or advanced in their careers. While the security situation remains challenging, the Center provides hope for vulnerable youth and their families. It is supported by dedicated staff and donors who fund this important work.
Shalom Academy is a non-profit organization that provides a stable home and education for orphaned and disadvantaged children in India. The Academy aims to nurture children holistically by addressing negative attributes like lack of love and guidance, and promoting positive attributes like personal values, education, and career development. It currently houses 15 children and is seeking donations and volunteers to expand its programs and support more children in need.
Every day, Enhance Worldwide works in some of the poorest communities in Ethiopia to create a more just world where every individual has agency, autonomy and aspirations.
Jumeira Baccalaureate School - Parents & Friendsfarrahesham
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The document discusses the Parents & Friends Association (PFA) at Jumeira Baccalaureate School. It lists the 2014/15 PFA committee members and their roles. It invites parents who are interested in getting involved in their child's school experience, assisting with fundraising events, or providing comments/suggestions to attend monthly PFA meetings or email the PFA. It provides a brief history of the PFA, noting it was formed in 2010 and helped welcome newcomers and organize community events and charity fundraising. It states the PFA aims to make the school experience enjoyable for children by welcoming new parents, organizing social events, assisting the school with events, supporting children's education, and raising money for charities and additional school
- Philanthropy Connections is a charitable organization that supports local organizations in Thailand, Cambodia, and Burma to empower disadvantaged communities.
- In 2014, PCF supported 38 projects in education, healthcare, childcare, and more. Donations increased 54% over 2013, allowing PCF to expand existing projects and start new initiatives.
- Key accomplishments included funding English classes, expanding an orphanage dormitory, and starting an eye care program in Cambodia. PCF also strengthened partnerships, increased transparency, and brought on a new Thai project coordinator.
The document discusses a partnership between the National Education Association (NEA) and Fund My Classroom to help address the growing needs of students and teachers. It notes that 50% of public school children live in low-income families and that teachers spend over $1.6 billion out of pocket each year on classroom supplies. The partnership would allow teachers to create wish lists on the Fund My Classroom website and have parents, community members and corporations purchase supplies directly for classrooms. The goal is to help reconnect communities with schools and address the growing educational crisis through a unified effort.
Umeed 1000 supports iimpact.org an NGO in Gurgaon that provides quality primary education to girls living in rural communities by creating learning centers in association with local community members
To make education accessible to the children of migrant and non-migrant laborers and slum dwellers in Maharashtra. Email us at info@lead-foundation.org
The NGO for Education document introduces NEST, a nonprofit organization established in 2015 in Kolkata, India that aims to provide education to children from economically disadvantaged communities regardless of identity factors. NEST supports students through scholarships and school funding, operates a non-formal school, and provides aid during disasters. The organization fundraises from members and corporations to continue its educational and relief work.
This document outlines the vision, mission, and programs of Yayasan Pondok Cerdas Katalonia, which aims to provide free education to underprivileged children in Manggarai, Indonesia. The foundation seeks to develop smart, successful, disciplined, and independent children through nurturing their creativity and talents. Its main programs include a free and certified kindergarten, intensive tutoring, tuition fee scholarships, field trips, basic math and reading lessons, and social impact programs like morale and parenting lessons. The foundation faces challenges in securing sufficient funds, accessibility, and sustainability, but hopes its work will empower society and build a more respected future for underprivileged children.
The document presents the Child Adoption for Education (CAFE) program. The program aims to link donors with economically disadvantaged children in India to provide for their basic educational needs, which cost approximately Rs. 500 per year. Mentors and associates help identify needy children and patrons who can sponsor a child's education. The Helplink Charitable Trust oversees the program and ensures kits with supplies are delivered. The program had nearly 3,000 participating children in 2009 and aims to support over 10,000 by 2010 and 100,000 by 2015.
The Philadelphia Children's Foundation aims to help youth in Philadelphia through career exploration and skill-building programs. Their goals are to increase high school graduation rates, boost post-secondary enrollment, and expand career opportunities, especially for disadvantaged youth. They have launched a website called Philadelphia Children's Connection that provides age-specific resources for students and families to access local organizations and services. The Foundation is seeking volunteers, donations, and partnerships to expand their programs and outreach.
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This document discusses strategies to promote women's economic independence after domestic violence. It outlines programs at the Star Shelter in Singapore that provide counseling, job matching, childcare assistance, financial aid, and skills training to help survivors of domestic violence become financially self-reliant. Case studies are presented showing how these programs helped women secure employment, housing, and divorce abusive partners. The presentation concludes that a holistic approach including therapeutic services, case management, and access to opportunities is effective in helping women break the cycle of violence through financial independence.
The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools is a non-profit organization established in 1986 to enhance the quality of public education in Lee County, Florida. The Foundation recruits and trains volunteers to mentor students, offering two mentoring programs to middle and high school students. Volunteers undergo a background check and training to become mentors, pledging to meet with their student for at least 15 sessions per year. The mentoring programs aim to help students succeed personally and academically, putting them on a path to college or trade school and offering scholarships.
Reading Mencap is a local charity that supports children, young people, and adults with learning disabilities in Reading. Only 50% of adults with learning disabilities are employed despite 65% wishing to work. Reading Mencap provides services like clubs, activities, and family support. They encourage local businesses to partner with them through activities like fundraising, volunteering, and offering professional services in order to make a difference in the community and support those with learning disabilities and their families.
EARN-UGANDA provides a report on their achievements in supporting vulnerable youth, child mothers, and HIV-positive individuals in Lira District, Uganda through vocational skills training. They supported 5 community groups totaling 150 beneficiaries in skills like shoe making, baking, hairdressing, motorcycle repairs, welding, and tailoring. The groups saved money through village savings and loan associations (VSLAs) and took out loans to start small businesses. Trainees have been able to continue their education and improve household incomes. Challenges include only being able to support 40 of 100 youths due to lack of funds, and one member from each of two groups died due to lack of food.
This document outlines the Nanhi Kali project run by Ayurjeevanam Sewa Samiti Trust in India. The project aims to sponsor education for underprivileged girls to help address issues like female illiteracy, low rates of girls completing secondary school, and declining child sex ratios in India. The project provides annual sponsorship of Rs. 1,800-2,500 per girl for uniforms, books and school supplies. Sponsors receive updates on girls' progress and can volunteer time for activities like tutoring or community engagement. The selected girls come from low-income families in Uttar Pradesh and sponsorship ensures they can complete class 10 regardless of their families' circumstances.
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The Will-Skill Matrix is an essential framework for managers and consultants aiming to optimize team performance. This model divides employees into four quadrants based on their levels of motivation (Will) and competencies (Skill):
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In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of business, staying ahead of the curve requires more than just incremental improvements. Companies must rethink and fundamentally transform their processes to achieve substantial gains in performance. This is where Business Process Reengineering (BPR) comes into play. BPR is a strategic approach that involves the radical redesign of core business processes to achieve dramatic improvements in productivity, efficiency, and quality. By challenging traditional assumptions and eliminating inefficiencies, redundancies, and bottlenecks, BPR enables organizations to streamline operations, reduce costs, and enhance profitability.
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Strengths: Agility, deep expertise, and productized offerings
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Opportunities: AI, Web3, and strategic partnerships
Threats: Automation, price competition, regulatory challenges
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Shift from transactional to long-term partnerships for client retention
As Consulting 5.0 reshapes the industry, boutique consultancies must act now to differentiate themselves and secure their future in a rapidly evolving landscape.
What do you think? Can boutique firms unlock Consulting 5.0 before Black Ocean giants do?
The financial technology landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and 2025 promises to be a transformative year for the industry. From AI-driven banking to decentralized finance, the future of FinTech is brimming with innovation. In this carousel, we explore the five key trends that will shape the FinTech ecosystem in 2025. Stay ahead of the curve and discover how these advancements will redefine the way we manage, invest, and interact with money. Swipe through to dive into the future of finance! 叶
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1. Goodwill Group Foundation Empowering Thai Women Our mission: improve the quality of life of young Thai women via skills training and career services.
2. Goodwill Group Foundation Empowering Thai Women a Bangkok-based Thai charity started in 2000 non-religious and non-political very efficient volunteer-based model well-run, transparent and accountable dedicated to empowering women with initiative
3. Womens education a low priority Traditionally, the parents' attitude is to give priority to their sons' education. In poor families, daughters are taken out of school and put to work supporting the family, while sons are encouraged to continue their education. Gender and Development in Thailand UNIFEM, June 06, 2000 Goodwill Group Foundation
4. As a result. Under-educated, unskilled women from up-country being sent to Bangkok to find work Have no friends or contacts in BKK End-up living on the edge Many have a desire to improve their situation, but lack time and money for education Susceptible to being drawn into sex industry Goodwill Group Foundation
5. Our typical student: Aged 17- 40 80% have not finished high school comes from one of the poor provinces supports her parents makes less than $200/mo is highly motivated to change her life situation 70% are single or divorced 27% have children to support 20% in sex work Goodwill Group Foundation
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10. We are a community center Goodwill Group Foundation
11. We are a job placement service Goodwill Group Foundation
12. Our volunteers 90% have had teaching experience 80% are working professionals 60% are TOEFL certified Approximately 50-50 Thai / native speaker Goodwill Group Foundation
13. What are our deliverables? Tangibles: Practical English and PC skills otherwise inaccessible New or better jobs Wider network of friends and useable contacts Intangibles: Confidence/preparedness Pride Hope Goodwill Group Foundation
14. What are our deliverables? Goodwill Group Foundation Chance favors the prepared mind. ~ Louis Pasteur 油
15. Why support us? Low overheads volunteer model Transparent and accountable Only we do what we do We need your help Goodwill Group Foundation
16. Board Members Enrique Cuan Founder and President Kurt Heck Managing Director Khunying Benjapha Krairiksh Thipyanipa (Krairiksh) Samalapa Sanhajutha Chirathivat Thapanee Sirivadhanabhakdip Goodwill Group Foundation