Sentences with phrase «young people someone serve»

It helps them become highly effective organisations that transform lives; then it helps them expand significantly so as to dramatically increase the number of young people they serve.

We are pleased with the positive effect we have had on the lives of the profoundly gifted young people we serve.

Some, like Youth with a Mission (with a thousand young people serving one - year terms overseas) and Teen Missions (sending teen - agers on summer work programs and evangelistic teams), offer mission opportunities to a specialized American constituency.

Turnaround for Children, the school - transformation nonprofit that produced the building - blocks paper I wrote about earlier, tries to address similar wounds in the young people it serves.

The best way to do that starts with the relationships with the young people we serve daily.

By taking on responsibility for managing a package of facility operations, or just a single service, Norse allows a school or academy to concentrate of delivering education to the young people they both serve.

«The government must not ignore the negative impact that a number of chains at the other end of the spectrum are having on school quality and (consequently) the life chances of the young people they serve,» it added.

We should be as optimistic about what education can achieve as the young people we serve, and draw on the best technology, international approaches and evidence to support them to meet their ambitions.»

«Our volunteers have a significant amount of interaction with the young people we serve, including working with them one - on - one in mentoring situations and on the streets through our street outreach program,» said Rachel Dallmann, volunteer coordinator for HomeBase Youth Services.

Since then, the Education Trust has grown into an independent nonprofit organization whose mission is to make schools and colleges work for all of the young people they serve.

We know that many of the young people we serve have been affected by trauma — trauma through abuse, through violence in their community, bullying, the threat of deportation, discrimination against LGBTQ youth, racial oppression, and other experiences.