Monday, March 19, 2012
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Friday, March 2, 2012
2012 Free Youth Summer Camp in Franklin County North Carolina
Overview:
Collaboration Partnership between Bridges of Hope Outreach Ministry, Helping Hands Pal, Inc., New Liberty Outreach Ministry, Brighter Future, and Allen Metropolitan AME Zion Church for Youth Development helps school age youth in Franklin County maximize their learning opportunities and educational experiences during out of school time. The Collaboration Partnership maintains strong connections between community groups, schools, government agencies, and families. Serving as this critical link, we strive to leverage resources to community based organizations that serve youth and fill any gaps between existing local youth systems in order to create a strong infrastructure that effectively supports the children and youth of Franklin County.We are committed to responding to and anticipating the needs of community based organizations that serve children and youth throughout our community. Our weekly Provider Meetings serve as the launching point for many of our activities, serving as a forum to discuss, plan, update, share resources and develop partnerships with one another. Any interested community member is welcome to attend these meetings.
The Collaboration Partnership for Youth Development works to establish linkages that support the improvement of expanded day and summer programs, as well as expand the broader network of organizations serving youth. Relationships are cultivated and maintained with other regional, state and national organizations to further the mission of the Partnerships and our community providers.
Mission:
2012 Free Youth Summer Camp mission is a life skill, health and wellness multipurpose program that provides quality education, recreation and social programs for youth ages 8-18 for the enrichment of our community through the operation of activities in our free summer youth camp.
Goals and Project:
2012 Free Youth Summer Camp program goals will be a health, wellness and behavior management program based in four content areas: Physical Activities, Education, Healthy Eating, and Behavior Management.
Summer camp programs project will show the most effective way to impact youth health, wellness and character development.
Summer Camp Program Physical Activities utilizes a multipurpose team to evaluate, advise activities treatment for preventive ways to fight obesity and to enrich healthier life.
The keys to success are our partnership with local schools, police officers, civic group, churches and the community that it adds value and diversity.
The team focus is on prevention with family education, medical, social, economic issues that are evaluated and addressed.
Objective:
We look to help some needy children and their families from ages 8 – 18 years old with problems in being overweight and underweight children. We also look to help the picky eaters and poor nutrition children. Our approach is to look at the overall family. Daily education classes and speakers are designed to reinforce goals and objectives by expanding nutrition, education, physical activities with behavior management for a positive outcome with our team of professionals: Doctors, Police Officers, Teachers, Medical Professional, Counselor, Fitness Professional, Sport Coaches, and Volunteers. Our intent is to develop a fully enriched, engaged, empowered healthier youth for life.
THE CAMP WILL CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING:
· Health Fair (Sign-up day/assessment/family)
· Daily Fitness Stations
· Group Sports Training Fundamentals
· Daily Speakers
· Daily Games
· Arts and Crafts
· Tournament
· Education Classes
· Daily Healthy Meal
We Offer:
· Organized & Secure Drop off, Nutritious Lunch and Snacks, Experienced Professional Staff, and a T-Shirt.
Summer Camp Rules
1. Parents must sign their child(ren) in and out daily.
2. Staff will not dispense medication to children.
3. Camp activities end at 4:00 p.m. All children MUST be picked up by 4:00 pm daily. Three late pickups will result in the child(ren) being dismissed from camp.
4. NO Bullying, no smoking, no drinking of alcoholic beverages
5. Parents will be contacted if the child(ren) become(s) unruly during camp.
6. No profanity or fighting will be tolerated in the camp. Disciplinary action for violation of camp rules lie with the Center Director or Assistant Director.
7. Child(ren) should wear closed-toed/backed footwear due to the nature of camp activities.
No open-toed or open-back shoes. (ex. "clogs", "mules", "slides", "flip-flops", etc.)
No open-toed or open-back shoes. (ex. "clogs", "mules", "slides", "flip-flops", etc.)
8. Permission forms must be signed at sign up date.
9. No youth permit in camp without physical.
10. The 2012 Free Summer Youth camp is location at Old Franklinton High School gym in Franklinton, the camp sign up date is June 11, 2012 5:00p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and camp time 8:00 to 4:00p.m. ends June 22, 2012, no week ends, their will be a healthy meal snack, the camp is free. Director is Lester Wilder
Where: Old Franklinton High School
Camp Health Fair Sign-Up (with parent)
When Sign-Up Date/Time: June 11, 2012 (5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.)
Camp Dates/Time: June 11,-22, 2012 (two weeks) (No Weekends)(8:00a.m.to 4p.m)
Age: 8-18 years
Cost: Free
Camp Director: Mr. Lester Wilder (919)-671-9020
Camp Activities: Basketball, Football, Baseball, Soccer, Golf, Tennis, Boxing, Martial
Arts, Rope Pulling, Track & Field, Video Sports Activities, (BMI-TEST)
Classes: Arts and Cultural Class, Apprenticeship Class, Beauty Class
Speaker: Daily Professional Speakers
Healthy Meal: Free (Breakfast, Lunch)
Present By: Collaboration Partnership between Bridges of Hope Outreach Ministry, Helping Hands Pal, Inc., New Liberty Outreach Ministry, Brighter Future, and Allen Metropolitan AME Zion Church. 2012 Free Youth Summer Camp program goals will be a health, wellness and behavior management program based in four content areas: Physical Activities, Education, Healthy Eating, and Behavior Management. Summer camp programs project will show the most effective way to impact youth health, wellness and character development. Summer Camp Program Physical Activities utilizes a multipurpose team to evaluate, advise activities treatment for preventive ways to fight obesity and to enrich healthier life. The keys to success are our partnership with local schools, police officers, civic group, churches and the community that it adds value and diversity. Contract: Fannie Brown (919)-494-5541 email: fbrown810@yahoo.comAaron Snowell (919)562-8700 email: info757@gmail.com
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)