Youth Empowerment Program

Frontline for Kids, established in 1999 by Jerome Zohndyuwayee Gayman, is an intervention and prevention after-school program in Fort Pierce, Florida. The organization focuses on providing leadership, guidance, and support to youth during their critical developmental years, aiming to create a structured environment that promotes academic success and personal growth. Utilizing a comprehensive Reality Therapy approach, Frontline for Kids addresses the holistic needs of adolescents through academic assistance, recreation, counseling, and nutrition. Their goal is to reduce delinquent behaviors and empower students with the skills necessary to make positive choices, ultimately fostering a safer and more supportive community. Generated from the website

OIC of Broward County is a community-based organization that offers employment training and services for former prisoners and low-income individuals and families in Broward County, Fla. It provides re-entry programs to help individuals released from prisons. The organization offers BOOSTER, an employment-centered service that includes job training, placement, mentoring and support services. OIC of Broward County provides housing assistance services, as well as assists the victims of drug and alcohol abuse. Additionally, it offers Project Second Chance, an employment readiness training program that includes workshops related to resume writing, application completion, and life skills and self-esteem development. The organization also offers case management and information and referral services. OIC of Broward County provides health care and pregnancy prevention services for youths, as well as offers marriage counseling services.

The Arc of Palm Beach County is dedicated to empowering individuals with developmental disabilities, providing a range of programs and services from early intervention for children to adult residential and employment support. With a vision of creating a community where everyone feels welcomed and accepted, the organization strives to change the conversation around disabilities, inspiring possibilities and improving lives for individuals and their families. Through its various initiatives, including Children and Family Services, Adult Services, and Community Inclusion, The Arc serves over 3,500 families each year. The organization is committed to fostering acceptance, recognizing talent, and allowing individuals the choice to live their lives to the fullest potential. Generated from the website