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5 CORE AREAs suCCess faCts

CharaCter + leaDership DeVelopMeNt

leadership programs empower youth to support and influence their Club, community & peers, sustain meaningful relationships, and develop a positive self-image. Club members are given the opportunity to learn about planning, decision-making and how to contribute to their Club and community.

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health + life skills

this program helps young people develop the capacity to engage in positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being, set personal goals, and develop competencies that will help them to live successfully as self-sufficient adults.

The Arts

enables youth to enhance and nurture their creativity and awareness through appreciation of arts & crafts, performing arts, and creative writing.

sports, fitNess + reCreatioN

these programs encourage youth to achieve and maintain physical fitness, make positive use of leisure time, learn skills for stress management, gain appreciation for a team environment, and enhance social skills. they focus on physical skills, teamwork, cooperation, and fairness.

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