Impulse Scenarios

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2. The characteristics and backgrounds of the people served by this program are diverse populations, underserved, at-risk adolescents and delinquent juveniles between the ages of 11 and 18 including their families. These individuals lacked resources, were a challenge to help, and appeared unmotivated to change. A common factor these underserved populations held together were upon entrance to social services individuals expressed emotions of anger, hopelessness, and resistance to treatment.

The purpose of the program is to provide children facing affiliation with ardent and enduring professional support through a one-to-one mentoring relationship. This relationship creates a strong bond between both Bigs

How to provide FOCUSED activities that are appropriate KNOWLEDGE, ADVICE and SUPPORT that will help to improve youth development.

Summative evaluation: This will reveal how family community programs have changed family lifestyles through increased community physical activities and families making healthy choices together throughout the community.

Goal: To provide a program that gives the children an opportunity to build lasting relationships through group work, buddy systems, journaling and exchanging contact information.

This group will be held during the evening in a calm park area on the side of our agency. This location has been very soothing for the participants in the past and has created a safe and relaxing environment where parents are able to express their feelings and thoughts freely. This area provides a playing center for our participant’s children, this play center has one facilitator who will be watching the

The program was created due to the fact that there are so many children with disabilities and mental illnesses. Every child is unique and may learn or interact in a different way. It is very important for parents to be able to identify if their child may need a little bit more assistance in certain area’s. There will be a therapy center for parents so that when they feel tired, ready to give up or even sad they can have someone to talk to. It is our mission to help parents cope with their situations by lending an extra hand when needed. The program is a non profit organization that will provide summer/ after school programs for children in order to assist families who need extra help or want a break. This program will create an outlet for both children and parents because not only will the program help students with academics, the program will also be centered around other extracurricular activities such as outdoor activities, field trips, sports, arts and crafts, big sister/ big brother mentors etc.

Assess clients ability to do certain things, this will allow more focus on some things over others depending on ability and importance

Life skills/Personal leadership—such as maintaining health and hygiene, problem solving (decision making and critical thinking), conflict management, and basic financial literacy—help young adults manage their lives in a safe and healthy manner and balance work as part of a broader set of demands and opportunities.

Strategy #1: Gain children’s attention in a respectful way, perhaps by using proximity and touch.

Include families in the childcare activities. When children see that their families are respected and engage with the rest of the group, they feel more sense of belonging.

“Quirky,dynamic,compassionate,supportive and safe is the Ozone community” says Nicole Baskin, Crisis Line and Volunteer Coordinator. At the door I was welcomed with a “Hello or How are you doing” from a staff member wearing jeans,t-shirt,and sneakers. That attire reflexes the homey and energetic environment the Ozone community embodies and provides for at risk youth. A safe place and real support is the Ozone motto. First they offer food ,drink, shower, or laundry to attend to basic needs. They build rapport,using the term youth instead of child to respect that adolescence and childhood are not alike. They teach life skills through assessing what the individual would like to get out of the program and what are their personal goals to ensure

In this shift share, I would like to describe my participation in a project called the “Vulnerable Youths Project”. Since my preceptor, T.H., was a member of the Focus Youth Group meetings, I, as her student, was also participating in the bi-weekly group’s meetings. During these meetings, I assisted in the planning and implementation of promotional strategies intended to increase a supportive environment, and engagement of the vulnerable youth populations and community partners. In addition, I was involved in creating, updating, and presenting youth-tailored protocols, logic models, and reports, both independently and as part of a team.

In my opinion, this program is centered upon the improvement and well-being of the children and also provides services that protect children and reinforce family stability. A child’s best interest should always come first regardless of the challenges faced by the parents. Though the challenges of working in these kind of programs are great