First Ward Community Service

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2012 to Dec 31, 2012

Signed

Jun 21, 2013

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$844,020

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Substance abuse prevention program is a model in which 80% of program youth maintained a zero tolerance for alcohol, tobacco and other drugs (atod). Youth attained the ability to recognize and evaluate the dangers of substance abuse on their health, stability, social and academic performance. Program youth gain awareness of the connection of substance abuse involvement and conflicts with law enforcement.

Activity 3

Developing youth for youth in k-12th grade provide weekly life skills (boys scout and girl scouts) training, character education, drug and violence prevention education, career exploration, recreation, arts, academic support and community service. This program guides and support youth in becoming responsible adults. A countywide youth development after-school and summer program whose goal is to enhance and expand the number and variety of programs serving youth in k-12th grade and increase the number of youth who do not have access to positive opportunities in safe environments. Lacer provides a comprehensive approach to after-school learning. Literacy arts cultural enrichment and recreation (lacer) students select between a multitudes of offerings from the five categories of lacer. Literacy: homework assistance, tutoring with a focus on science technology engineering and mathematics (stem), read program, and other academic activities that engage and enhance learning. Arts: fine arts, performance arts, creative writing, and creative designs. Cultural: multicultural, cross-cultural & intercultural games, activities, field trips and special events. Enrichment: life skills, leadership development, evidence-based character and prevention education. Recreation: organized sports, physical activity, field trips, sports camps, and mhsaa official training.

Filer

EIN

38-1367311