Boys Track Pack - Personal Accountability Changes Teens
LET’S KEEP OUR YOUNG MEN ON
TRACK!!!!!
& If not… let’s help get
them on Track!
The
mission of Boys Track is to support, influence and guide our young men through
a
positive
transition from boyhood to adulthood. To provide an opportunity for young men
to change their perspective and attitude about who they are and develop skills
to combat the social ills that promote negative behaviors. Our mission is to
encourage positive character development through mentorship, exposure and education.
The program focuses on the core principles of honesty, integrity,
sportsmanship, respect, confidence, responsibility, perseverance, trust and judgment.
Program
Goals
- To
enhance the quality of life for young boys/adults.
- To
improve school academics and attendance
- To
promote academic achievements that lead to further educational opportunity
- To
develop and encourage positive adaptive resolutions that lead to
- Violence
reduction
- conflict resolution
Effective communication
- To
provide a safe and nurturing environment that promotes social and emotional
well being.
Healthy
supportive relationships
Teen
pregnancy reduction
Health
and nutrition
Boy’s
Track Activities
Meetings are held every
Monday from 4:30 to 7:00pm and once a month on Saturdays
(time varies). The duration of the group is 5 months. Orientation will begin in
February and closing ceremony will be in June. Please Note: Future groups
will run for ten months.
Weekly workshops include
concepts such as effective communication, conflict resolution, healthy
relationships and violence prevention. Meetings will also include speakers who
promote social/emotional well being of young men.
Monthly Saturday
meetings focus on an array of cultural trips and outdoor activities.
Community Service
Activity
Closing Program Exercise
Light Refreshments will
be served
Tokens will be provided
(as needed)
Boys
Track Pledge
The Boys Track Program helps Stimulate
young minds & raise expectations so they can…
Triumph over adversity & circumstance
Realize their inner abilities & goals
Acquire true respect for self and others
Commit to making a positive difference in the lives of
others
Keep a positive attitude at all times
Acceptance
Criteria
• Must be in the 8th, 9th, 10th or 11th grade.
• Students must be enrolled in school at time of enrollment into
program
• Student must provide a copy of their most recent report card
• Parent consent
For more information or to register,
please contact:
Andrew Williams 215-683-4162
Mentors:
Andrew Williams- 267-339-4075
Samuel Monroe-215-847-4453
Bennie Ruth- 215-554-1579
Register
Now!! Space is Limited
Program
is sponsored by the Department of Human Services
Community-Based
Prevention Services
215
683-4000
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