Urban Concern Inc.

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“Same process as for top officials.”

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“3. Community libraries - are usually run out of a community member or staff member's home. They consist of books and computers. Staff and/or volunteers are available to help students with homework as well as teaching the students lessons in math, reading, writing, english, and computer skills. The older students help with the younger ones in our big brother, big sister program. Each child has a set of requirements s/he must fulfill as members of the library. Additionally there are often extra events, games, group gatherings, parties, for the students and community to participate in. 4. School sponsorships - impoverished children who cannot afford school fees and who meet our criteria receive a school scholarship. This scholarship usually includes tuition, books, transportation & school uniforms. Each student has a mentor who helps them with homework and is involved with both the school and family to ensure academic success. Students have requirements to continue to qualify for scholarships. 5. Youth clubs - these clubs are for junior and senior high school students. They help give guidenace to younger people during this most critical time of transition in their lives when they are facing all kinds of pressure both from poverty and from the typically issues of adolescence. At the club they receive support from mentors as well as all kinds of fun games and activities. Moreover, there is a group study exploring biblical themes which are relevant to them. 6. Soccer clubs - we have highly trained soccer coaches and mentors working with talented yet poor students to develop in them both excellent soccer skills and essential life skills. They practice daily and receive not only drills necessary for soccer but also lessons from members about issues relevent to them. The teams participate in well-known and reputable tournaments. 7. Training school - after high school or college, select students join our two-year intensive training school. Here they learn job skills, participate in internship programs and receive biblical training. Each student has a personal mentor to help prepare them for adulthood.”

“The bible study has an average of 43 students in kindergarten through fifth grade attended the renegade meeting weekly. Middle school small groups: an average 35 students attend six different middle school small groups weekly. Summer camps: 28 harambee students attended blow out camp. 15 harambee graduates attended epic camp.”