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2011 The # ’ s

CYC Mission Through a Christian environment that welcomes all, we provide opportunities for positive moral growth and sustainable life skills development for youth and families in Southeast Allen County. 2011 The # ’ s .

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2011 The # ’ s

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  1. CYC MissionThrough a Christian environment that welcomes all, we provide opportunities for positive moral growth and sustainable life skills development for youth and families in Southeast Allen County.

  2. 2011 The #’s Total # of Youth Visits to CYC Programming 2011…12727 (2010…9501) Total # of days open in 2011…289 Average # of Daily Youth Visits to CYC 2010…33Goal for 2011…38 Actual 2011…44

  3. ChaosJr. & Sr. High youth meet weekly to discuss day-to-day teen issues with peers and adults. We meet Thursday nights from 6:00 to 7:30 pm. # Youth Visits to Chaos Programming 2010…430Goal for 2011…880 Actual 2011…794

  4. Coffee House10-12th graders gather as a co-ed group and have a confidential, in-depth discussion on how alcohol and drugs affect their lives with free coffee drinks in a mature environment. It meets Thursdays at 7:30pm. # of Youth Visits to Coffee House Programming 2010…293 Goal for 2011…600 Actual 2011…398

  5. BRASSParents and youth bond through weekly group meetings and monthly community service projects taking place in 7-week blocks. We meet Wednesday nights at 6:30-8:30 pm. # of Youth/Family Visits to BRASS Programming 2010…261Goal for 2011…630 Actual 2011…291

  6. Education Center &Homework HelpStudents receive homework help and tutoring from adults or peers. M-F 3:30 to 6:00 pm. and scheduled by appointment. # of Youth Visits to Education Center Programming 2010…455Goal for 2011…660 Actual 2011…1020

  7. Education Center Continued…More #’s • 96% of students who received assistance thought it was useful and afterwards they understood the material better • 238 youth visits during our highest month 2010 highest month: 64 • 126 students served 2010 students: 51 2 of which were 6th graders

  8. Stories • Served over 40 Burmese students this school year! • Privileged to have Burmese translator James Shwe help three days a week during HHS second semester • First semester professional volunteers: • Retired English teacher • Retired Math teacher • 2 Science teachers from HHS • Retired principal

  9. The Building New vs. Old • More computers • More space • Place for computer classes • More table space for homework help • Multiple rooms that can be used for different subjects • More cabinet space, less clutter • Quiet area away from distractions

  10. Drop-In Center Youth are free to participate in a wide arrayof activities during center hours:board games, air hockey, foosball, pool, ping-pong, dodgeball, internet access, XBox/ Wii, free snacks, and general all-around good times # of Youth Visits to Drop-In Center Programming 2010…4841Goal for 2011…5820 Actual 2011…5341

  11. Volunteers are our lifeblood… “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” -Margaret Mead • “To whomever much is given, of him much will be required; and to whom much is entrusted, much will be asked.” This parable emphasizes that privilege brings responsibility and that responsibility entails accountability…we want to be accountable to the youth and families of Southeast Allen County. Luke 12:48

  12. The Southeast Youth Council Board Member Recognition Board Members Marilyn Koenmeman – 6 years of service Cynthia Wilson – 7 years of service Austin Will – 5 years of service Abby Heimann – one year of service Andy Mabee – one year of service Others recognized for their time Kevin Howell Rev. Denise Lapsley

  13. Kathy Lepper Service Award Winnners • Capital Campaign Chairs • Marilyn Koenmeman • Cynthia Wilson • Garage Sale Coordinators • Diane Harris • Marci O’Shaughnessey • Rita Scott • $16,882.50 • Garage Sale • Fundraiser Total • since inception in 2002

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