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New Vision Youth Services unveiled a short film called "Bridging the Gap" at a Movie Night event to help garner support for its program that helps foster youth attending college. The program, called the Extended Family Connection, provides mentors to serve as life coaches for aged-out foster youth in college who have no family support system. Mentors help with tasks like job interviews, budgeting, and cell phone plans. The goal is for mentors to be a caring adult presence like an extended family member. The program also provides support like bus passes and gift cards to students during the holidays. New Vision is selling 2016 calendars and other items to help fund its programs.
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This document is the 2014 annual report for YWCA. It summarizes some of their key programs and initiatives from the past year. The report includes letters from the CEO and Board Chair thanking donors and partners and highlighting three new signature programs: the YW Geek Girls Club STEM program, the YW AMP Leadership Program, and the YW Potential to Power Girls Symposium. It also profiles individual participants who have benefited from YWCA's Early Learning Centers, Out of School Time programs, and college and career readiness support. The annual report aims to showcase YWCA's impact and inspire continued donor support to further transform the lives of women, children and families in New York City.YWCA_AR_14
YWCA_AR_14Danielle Moss Lee, Ed.D.
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The document is the 2014 annual report for YWCA of New York City. It summarizes the organization's work over the past year, including programs for early childhood education, after school programs, workforce development for women, and new initiatives focused on STEM for girls and leadership development. The report includes testimonials from participants in various programs who describe how YWCA has helped them and their families by providing education, support and empowerment. The letter from the CEO and Board Chair calls on supporters to continue their involvement to help more families through YWCA's efforts.Lund Newsletter
Lund NewsletterStaciAnne Grove
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Susi Taylor of New England Federal Credit Union has provided financial literacy expertise and support to the Lund Family Center's residential and community programs. She offers credit report access and assistance to women in repairing and rebuilding their credit histories. Additionally, Susi co-facilitates money management and budgeting classes. She develops relationships with the women and provides respectful, non-judgmental support. Susi plays an integral role in the education that Lund strives to provide to women in their programs.CH Annual Appeal 2014 Final
CH Annual Appeal 2014 FinalLia Simpson
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This document is a letter from the President of Child's Hope, an organization dedicated to preventing child abuse and neglect in Wayne County. It discusses several of Child's Hope's programs, including Blankets 4 Kids which provides blankets to child abuse victims during medical exams. It notes that in 2014 over 880 blankets were distributed through this program. The letter requests donations to continue and expand Child's Hope's programs, which aim to educate communities and support abused children and families.Children of the night
Children of the nightsalamandernatsu
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Children of the Night is a nonprofit organization that assists children ages 11-17 who are forced into prostitution. It provides housing, education, counseling, and life skills training to help the children exit prostitution and live independently. The organization has a board of directors, over 150 volunteers, and relies on donations. It operates a residential program where children receive medical care, education, and help developing long-term goals and plans for independent living. Graduates often go to college or secure jobs and housing on their own. There is a continuing need for the organization as hundreds of thousands of children in the US are at risk of sexual exploitation.December 2015-11 (1)
- 1. 10 Hampton Roads Gazeti December 2015 www.gazeti.org out&aboutinservice NewVisionunveilsfilmtohelpfosteryouthattendingcollege New Vision mentor Michael Strother Jr. and program coordinator Natasha Whidbee. Artist Lori Dunn of Virginia Art With Heart, sponsor of "Movie Night." Intern Mark Harmon and a supporter show off a print from the movie. I n late October, during its "Movie Night," New Vision Youth Services unveiled "Bridging the Gap," a short film about founder Clara Wilson's experiences helping with the daunting problems faced by youth in foster care. Attendees included current and prospec- tive mentors and other supporters. New Vision hopes the film will garner support for its present focus,"The Extend- ed Family Connection." This initiative serves aged-out youths who are enrolled in college. The program aims to help these young people, who have no family support system, succeed in school and become self-sufficient by age 21. It provides one-to-one mentors who serve as life coaches. They help the youth with such needs as job readiness and how to handle job interviews, making a grocery budget, or choosing a cell phone plan. And, while they're not expected to be chaperones, "The goal is to have a caring adult who, like an extended family mem- ber, will provide a listening ear and be there for them," said Mrs. Wilson. Men- tors receive training are asked to make a one-year commitment. Other volunteers are also needed. The Extended Family Connection also serves as a bridge for these young people in other ways. For the holiday season, a duffel bag filled with bus passes, grocery gift cards, and a surprise bonus gift is donated to each student. To help fund its various services, New Vision is offering the community cus- tomized 2016 calendars, wrist bands, and framed prints from the film. Any of these items may be ordered online at at www. newvisionyouthservicesinc.org. Click on the "Donate" button. The film can also be viewed on the organization's web site or at www.Face- book.com/1NewVision. To inquire about becoming a mentor or volunteering to help with other needs: newvisionyouth1@ verizon.net. To help support its programs, New Vision is selling 2016 calendars and other items. NEW VISION FILE PHOTONEW VISION FILE PHOTO NEW VISION FILE PHOTO NEW VISION FILE PHOTO