Creative Lives Inc.

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“Creative lives affirms that each child is innately good, with a unique potential for learning, contribution and fulfillment. It is our mission and vision to help young people thrive -- by advancing a holistic approach to education based on ellen tadd's pioneering understanding of the chakra system and its role in human development.”

“Funding sources and volunteer time: our funding sources include tuition, private and public grants, and donations. Volunteer time equates to approximately 5,800 in paid staff time (based on 25/hour).”

“Volunteer board of directors”

“Adult training: in 2022 we offered our training program and nationally enrolled students from the new england region, texas, georgia and wisconsin. Interested students received graduate credits through southern new hampshire university. Our enrollment numbers increased by 44% this year. We tracked outcomes for students in our introductory workshops and courses. The latter group reported significant improvements in personal and professional wellbeing and enhanced ability to: support classroom focus and learning retention develop student agency in finding emotional stability create positive classroom dynamics address symptoms of anxiety and greater skill in turning around aggressive or apathetic behaviors. In 2022, we supported educators working with students from the early years through high school. To meet growing interest in our approach, we completed work on a 4-tier training program leading to a "trainer certification." the certification track includes our foundations 1 and 2 courses and a final internship. Our first faciliator training cohort will launch in september 2023.”

“Creative lives afterschool program (clasp) in 2022 we supported programs that provide daily afterschool enrichment, care and organic meals to students k-5th. The goal of this program is to help our students thrive across each of the seven categories in a framework for wise education (ispiration, focus, self-esteem, caring, emotional wellbeing, persona in the world, and discipline). An additioanl goal is to develop new curriculum, training materials, and applications of our holistic approach for use with children and adults. Our program models and supports healthy living and learning, including attention to food and nutrition, yoga and meditation, enrichment learning, projects, cognitive development and community wellbeing.”

“Adult education we offered six sections of our foundations 1 training in 2022, and numerous introductory workshops for parents and teachers. We also completed work on our online learning portal for our foundations 2 training, which will launch in january 2023. Together, these trainings represent 90 hours of class and study time for participants who achieve first a trainee and then a practitioner certification upon completing both levels. We also collected data reflecting positive outcomes for participants and their students.”

“Consultants 99,032 0 0 clasp wrs program advertising 18,095 0 0 operating supplies 50 0 0 program supplies 465 0 0 consultant 2,195 0 0 community events 499 0 0 total 120,336 0 0”