Sentences with phrase «meaningful opportunities for the youth»

Our failure to provide meaningful opportunities for the youth makes conflict more attractive which has a destabilizing affect.

* The Park Youth Collaborative (PYC), led jointly by the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, the National Park Service, and Presidio Trust, provides meaningful opportunities for youth to develop new skills and connect to the national parks in their backyard.

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This plan is an extension of Starbucks ongoing commitment to create pathways to meaningful employment for veterans, military spouses and opportunity youth.

«By bringing together the energy of world - class organizations, we can make meaningful progress toward improving the training and employment options for Opportunity Youth across America,» said Scott Farmer, CEO of Cintas Corporation.

Sermons, church - school groups, and youth groups offer regular opportunities for the pastor to state his interest in and support of the alcoholic and his family in their struggle for sobriety and meaningful living.

«Our annual clean - ups deliver much - needed services to our Oneida County senior citizens who either can no longer physically do the work themselves, or due to a fixed income, can't financially afford to have the work done for them,» said Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. «They also give our youth the opportunity to give back to the community in a productive and meaningful way.»

«As part of his drive to improve the revenue base of the state and create more job opportunities for the youths, Governor Ayade graciously established the factory in the area with a view to reducing crime rate in the state and engages the people on meaningful project.

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Youth: Ethics in Service (YES) From the School for Ethical Education comes this meaningful opportunity for service - learning for second to twelfth graders and the educators responsible for them.

The youth volunteer program is designed to provide a meaningful hands - on opportunity at the OHS for youth ages 14 - 18, with an interest in animal welfare.

Service Learning Field Trips >> The Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, National Park Service, and Presidio Trust are committed to providing meaningful and memorable opportunities for young people through our Park Youth Collaborative

The Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, National Park Service, and Presidio Trust are committed to providing meaningful and memorable opportunities for young people through our Park Youth Collaborative *.

The ESA Foundation seeks to harness the collective power of interactive entertainment to create positive social impact in our communities and meaningful opportunities for America's youth.

Created by the American entertainment software industry in 2000, the ESA Foundation (ESAF) provides scholarships to the next generation of industry innovators and supports charitable organizations and schools that leverage entertainment software and technology to create meaningful opportunities for America's youth.

The Education Practice Group advocates for appropriate and meaningful educational opportunities for children in poverty, including a focus on discipline cases and disrupting the school to prison pipeline, particularly for African American and Latino youth who are disproportionately impacted by these policies.

Ensuring Educational Rights and Stability for Foster Youth: California Assembly Bill 490: Training and Implementation Package National Child Welfare Resource Center on Legal and Judicial Issues, California Youth Connection, Children's Law Center of Los Angeles, & National Center for Youth Law (2003) Provides information on the California Assembly Bill 490, a law designed to ensure all pupils in foster care have a meaningful opportunity to meet State achievement standards.

The Summit is expected to draw over 1,000 participants, and the Philanthropic Partnerships Track will offer a more intimate opportunity for corporations, foundations and individual donors to connect with their peers who are investing and engaging in youth mentoring, participate in meaningful discussions with mentoring practitioners and researchers, and work collaboratively to generate solutions to help close the mentoring gap.

These experiential programs offer youth, and the families who care for them, an opportunity to discover their capacity for a deeper purpose and more meaningful connection to themselves and the world around them.