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PROGRAM POLICY STATEMENT
Every child in America deserves a chance to succeed. We don't always know why a child isn't learning, or why they haven't been able to graduate. There can be any number of traumatic events and social, physiology, mental or economic challenges that place barriers to learning that seem insurmountable to a child. Youth Emporium believes in every young person's right to develop into a purposeful adult. We are an independent child advocate and source of support organization. We pride ourselves on guiding our young membership population through whatever difficulties and stressful events that negatively influenced their ability to perform at their best. The outline below provides a general overview of the services we offer. Each member will be given a tailored plan to follow so that they can realistically achieve their academic, personal and career goals. With the joint effort of parents, educators, community and Youth Emporium's staff, each YEI Member will be given a chance to achieve their own American dream.
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Youth and/or young adults 14 to 21 years of age who:
Are having difficulty transitioning into adulthood, and require GED or employability skills support
Have suffered from mild mental health issues that are curable with prescribed medications
Suffer from an economic or personal hardship that precludes them from performing at acceptable academic levels
Have encountered a traumatic event that negatively impacted their ability to perform at accceptable academic levels
Have minimal at-home supervision during the day and require mentoring, tutorial or adult intervention
Shows promise and is committed and determined to succeed.
If you fit any of the above categories, you may qualify for Membership.
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Visit the Student Enrollment section for more information!
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OUTLINE OF PROGRAM SERVICES
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Confidential Counseling and Assessment
Test Preparation Services
Tutorial Services & Homework Assistance
Domestic & International Travel Abroad Opportunities
Financial Literacy
General Life Skills and Guidance
Effective Communication Skills
Career Development Planning
Team Building Skills
Computer Technology and Responsible Social Networking
Identifying Scholarship Support for College Entrants
Creative Programs in Performing & Visual Arts
Cultural Diversity
Public Safety Training
Drop Out and Truancy Prevention
Mentoring with a committed and engaged adult
PARENTAL APPROVAL AND PARTICIPATION IN
PROGRAM ACTIVITIES FOR PARENTS IS REQUIRED
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OUR PROGRAM LOCATION
All in-person interviews, counseling sessions, training classes, seminars, workshops and symposiums will be conducted at 6544 Malone Road, Douglasville, GA. For driving directions log on to www.mapquest.com. Field trips, both domestic and international, will be announced based on subject matter, availability and eligibility of the participant.
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