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Youth Programs

Youth Programs. By Andrew Kimbrough. Young Teen Clients. Includes helping 30 teens that are addicted with part time workers that can build trust worthily friendships. It will help them by helping the Community and making them get jobs that will employ them. . Resources For This Program.

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Youth Programs

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  1. Youth Programs By Andrew Kimbrough

  2. Young Teen Clients Includes helping 30 teens that are addicted with part time workers that can build trust worthily friendships. It will help them by helping the Community and making them get jobs that will employ them.

  3. Resources For This Program • Money, a building, supplies like chairs, tables and other things also Employees. • It will be a 6 month program, Salaries will cost 10,000 a month for employees and services, the rent of the building will cost 36,000 a month. Supplies like chairs will be 5,000 a month.

  4. Grants • American Psychological Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Child Welfare League and the American Association of Children's Residential Centers. The National Association of Therapeutic Schools

  5. How This Will Effect The Youth • Helping the Youth of people with addictions will be only in Cincinnati. If the program helps the teens who are addicted then we will hire doctors and therapy people full-time. • This program can help change the way teens view drugs and also themselves. • Thank You

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