Social Media and Internet Education Program

Internet safety education is vital and very crucial for youth in today’s society as more and more youth and children are being exposed and becoming victims of negative consequences.

This program aims to educate youths on the pros and cons of social media and the internet by creating awareness about the risks and impacts of the online environment on the well-being of youngsters. We also provide resources, guidance and support on protecting oneself while online and educate youth about meaningful ways to use the internet and social media as tools for career, social and academic success.

Protecting The Future Leaders Program

Young children as early as elementary school age falls into diverse temptations like becoming victims of sex trafficking and trade. In the process, they are exposed to unsustainable lifestyle at early age, which impacts them negatively as they grow up into adulthood.

We owe it to our future generation to do whatever it is within our powers to protect them by educating them to be aware of these exploitative acts and to help them know how not to become victims.

End Exploitation Program

Many children get exposed to being supplied with illicit substances to take in exchange for the exploitation of their body. Not only that, but they are also exposed to selling the substances in exchange with the enticement of making money.

This program will teach children how to become early mentors for other kids through baby sitting and being responsible at home. They shall also be engaged in extracurricular activities like games, homework club, fine arts, performance programs and other after school programs.

Valuing of Yourself Program

Issues of the self or the being have led many into unhealthy lifestyles. This is where some children/youth begin to either be preoccupied with their body or neglect it. Youths in this program will touch base on important areas like emotional well being in addressing anxiety and depression.

Given the number of youth who suffer from these two culprits these days, services for the youth will take into account the importance of teaching the youth the early signs of anxiety, depression as well as psychosis, so that necessary intervention can be used to mitigate the conditions.

Substance Misuse Services

This service will provide support, resources and the therapeutic support needed to rehabilitate, restore and recover individuals to live a life of full potentials. It is a partnership program that is ready to help whosoever is ready for help.

Youth in this program will learn all about substance misuse, their impacts on their self/body, their brain, academics, future career, childbearing, family life, etc. They will learn about all the different kinds, opiates, narcotics, depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens, and other not-well-known ones out there. They will study real case scenarios, analyze, synthesize and present to other groups. 

Youth in Care & Foster Children Support Services

Do we blame the welfare system for quick removal of children from their biological parents or blame parents with poor parental skills for the number of the rising cases of youth who have people other than their biological parents as their guardians? If that was the case, have we done enough to look into factors leading to poor parenting, welfare system interventive strategies or what contributes to unsuitability of parenting? These are metaphysical questions that cannot be answered here, but our service hopes to help address issues leading to having youth in care as well as foster parenting.

The service is a double-edged one. It provides support and care for youth in care or in foster parent homes as well as providing the necessary tools, skills and equip the parents and guardians to deal with the face to face issues of daily care provision.

Youth Leaders Mentoring/Coaching Program

In building a positive self esteem and image in any youth, it is important to engage them in activities of leadership training and development. With what they learn, which impact them positively, they will go on and teach others and help them out. There are many troubled youths, who would not want to listen to any adult figure at home or school, but will listen to their fellow youth or peers, and we intend to capitalize on this avenue to maximize support potentials for them.