North Hills Collective Corporation

“Expenses software cost 180 workers comp 5,304 program supplies 4,742 food cost 1,255 bank charges 45 recruitment 574 total 12,100”

“Education and recreation program servces economically disadvantage students from low-income families in north hills,motgomery county, pa by providing education and recreational enrichment to children in grades 1-12.”

“Access to technology and recreational activities. Each day students receive two hours of individualize instruction from our teach staff, who help bridge gaps in conceptual understanding and ensure all assignments are completed. Our currculum emphasizes math and reading fundamental, equipping students for both immediate test success and long-term academic achievement. In addition to academics, we provide creative and physical outlets, such as computer-based games, arts and crafts, and board games to foster cognitive, social, and physical development. Outdoor activities like team sports and obstacle course promote teamwork, sportsmanship, and healthy habits. Our dedicated staff and volunteers support students daily. By serving as positive role models and fostering constructive interactions amoung peers.”

“Participants rotate through indoor and outdoor stations featuring academic training, strategy games, sports and aquatics at the township pool. Interactive activities are designed to promote camaraderie, team spirit and healthy competition among campers, encouraging the development of positive relationships with their peers. Age-appropriate education activities are aslo incorporated to develop critical thinking skills, inspire creativity, and reinforce math, science and reading fundamentals through the summer. Finally, at the culmination of each week, organized excursions to explore museums and parks in greater philadelphia ares, to foster rich, cultural and historical learning opportunities for children from low-income families.”

“Program runs from 6pm-8pm, one evening a week to enable participation from students involved in our afterschool program or sports teams. Teens are matched with staff mentors who invest in developing 1:1 relationship and use tools such as skills assessments to help student explore career options. Mentors often utilize their own community network to connect students with professionals from their fields of interest, and help teens cultivate key life skills such as time and stress management tenchiques. Additionally, the program includes team-based athletic and recreational activities to help students foster new friendships, develop sportmanship, and learn to interact in a dynamic environment. Our program provides teesn fro socio-economically challenged backgrounds with guidance and support from positive role models who encourage a hard-working and goal oriented mindset, inspire self confidence and a positive self-image, vital to becoming contributing members of their community.”