Prepare Kids for Life

“Expenses advertising 438 insurance 1,356 business registration fee 50 manadoob program training 87,500 total 89,344”

“To provide the world's children with values and life skills needed to achieve emotional, social, and academic success through innovative learning programs.”

“Guide each child to design a life of self-esteem, empathy and creative expression emboldening them to reach across cultures, find common values in differences to realize a brighter future. Through army headquarters we worked with army garrison youth centers fort hamilton, new york; fort carson, colorado; fort stewart, georgia; and fort gordon, georgia. All garrison sites were selected because of their active-duty status. We trained staff and they taught the manadoob learning system to children ranging from ages 5 to 12. In addition, we worked with international army garrison sites including: usag rheinland-pflaz and usag beneluz-shape. We worked with five boys and girls club sites helping military children, migrant farm workers children and underprivileged children served by the boys and girls clubs reaching ages 5-17 with great success. The downey foundation, downey unified school district selected three of their seventeen sites targeting children with various forms of trauma. The younger version of the manadoob learning system was implemented for children ages 5-7 in elementary schools with excellent results. A more wide-spread continuation of the manadoob learning system is requested. Joint funding is being explored. Uryadis village in ethiopia implemented their pilot program of the manadoob learning systems younger program with very positive results. Chisipite junior school in harare zimbabwe began working with the social emotional learning system to empower young girls to express themselves in a society that undervalues the importance of women. We continue discussions with several other nonprofits both domestic and international to explore potential partnership opportunities to support their efforts in helping the children they reach.”