Dallas CYD Provider Service Descriptions
Dallas Community Youth Development (CYD)Programs are located in Oak Cliff (75216) and Pleasant Grove (75217). These programs are designed to prevent children and youth from entering the Juvenile Justice System. The Dallas CYD program provides after-school and non-school hour services, conflict resolution training, character development skills, cognitive life-skills training, and gang prevention, all designed and structured to provide alternative life-style choices and prevent delinquency. Each program establishes performances baselines by documenting the child's school attendance, grades, and program participation. Monthly reports validate that effort is working.
75216
The International Foundation “ What About The Children?”
Annie Rolfe, Director
Phone:(214) 347-3107
Email: annie.rolfe@sbcglobal.net
The What About the Children Foundation is a an after school/non school hour/ multicomponent
program that provides education, tutoring,
leadership development, mentoring, and exposure
to entrepreneur opportunities.
Good Street Missionary Baptist Church
Lynn Bradshaw, Coordinator
(214) 374-0587
Email: braelyn3532@sbcglobal.net
This program provides an after-school/non-school hour multi-component program that teaches social skills and offers a variety of activities in the areas of education, mentoring,
etiquette/self-esteem, and leadership development.
Yes 2 Kids
Melinda McClean, Founder & Executive Director
Phone: (469) 855-4435
Email: yes2kidsatjcp@aol.com
The Y2K program is a community –based after-school program designed to offer services to children from the J.P. Starks Elementary School and surrounding neighborhood. The program components include recreation, education, tutoring, cultural enrichment, youth leadership opportunities, computer skill building, and mentoring experiences.
Freeman Junior Development Program
Marcus A. Freeman, Jr. Tennis Pro
Phone: (214) 339-7370
Email: marcus.freemantennis@airmail.net
The Freeman Junior Development program was created to promote activity among inner-city children/youth. The organization proposes to develop physical fitness, sociability, assertiveness, mental focus, and creativity. The education program focuses on homework assistance, tennis skill development, decision-making, problem-solving, good sportsmanship, and playing by the rules.
Renaissance Community Development Cooperation
F. Eugene Mayo, Director
Phone: (972) 392-3991
Email: f_mayo@sbcglobal.net
The Renaissance Community Development Corporation program equips student participants from H. Grady Spruce High School with the skills necessary to gain, maintain, and advance in employment; promote a strong work ethic; improve academic performance, school attendance, school behavior and reduce the number of students who drop out of high school.
Teens at Work
Shireal Martin, Executive Director
Phone: (214) 565-9763
Email: shireal_martin@teensatwork.net
Teens at Work prepares children to become self-sufficient, empowered, and productive, especially in the workplace. This program will implement the youth employment community priority and offer a realistic view of work while equipping each participant with the essential skills and workplace ethics to successfully matain employment. Participants will be mentored and instructed by former and current senior level corporate personnel, skilled in their specific skill set.
Visions Regenerations, Inc.
Omar Jahwar, Executive Director
Phone: (972) 218-1921
Email:ojahwar@vrinc.org
Visions Regenerations, though it’s Violence Free Zone (“VFZ”), program will offer The Benefits & Consequences (B&C) gang prevention training program to participants who live or attend school in Dallas Zip code 75217. The 12-week training program incorporates goal setting, self-exploration, team building, and visualization of an alternative future, development of personal relations, career development and application strategies as part of the overall program. Children from Comstock and Fred Florence Middle Schools will participate in the after school gang prevention program at the M.U.D.P.I.E (marketing urban dreams through positive entertainment) Center, 1914 South Ewing Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75216.
The Rapturea
Outreach Center (The ROC)
Project START
Antoinette Vicks, Coordinator
2771
Fordham Road
Dallas, TX 75216
214-371-5750
The Rapturea
Outreach Center is a non-profit organization located
within the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Texas. The center
is the outreach arm of The Rapturea Better Way Christian
Ministry. Project Start is an after-school program
designed to alleviate juvenile delinquency within the
75216 Zip Code. The program targets youth between the
ages of 10-17. Program goals are attained through
Mentorship, Career & College Exploration, and Life Skill
trainings! Meetings are held twice weekly and youth are
exposed to new environments by participating in field
trips on a bi-monthly basis. Youth are provided
opportunities to participate in service-learning
projects during the Winter, Spring & Summer breaks.
Contact Information:
projectstart@raptureabwc.org
Phone: 214-370-5750
Fax: 214-371-2035
Willis HR Development
Group
Youth Employment & Life
Skills
3008 Kiest Blvd
Dallas, TX 75216
John Willis, Director
214-418-6345
whrdg@sbcglobal.net
www.whrdg.com
The Youth Employment
Life Skills program,” facilitated by John A. Willis, is
a forty-hour (40) series of workshops broken down into
10 key areas of course study designed to guide and
facilitate youth into meaningful and productive life
styles. Our process, through a spiritual foundation, is
to deposit core strategies of proven curriculum and
research with guided practice activities and instruction
that will enhance each workshop participants’ personal,
professional, and family life as well as society as a
whole. The aim of the WHRDG Youth Employment Life
Skills program is to improve job readiness skills, and
to deter gang related and other criminal activity by
building core skills which will enhance self-esteem and
reveal hidden potential. We have incorporated essential
elements in order to obtain this goal and have
established 10 Areas of Core Life Skills. The essential
elements are addressed in 5 workshop categories that
include Relational Skills, Professional Development,
Employment Strategies, Health & Wellness, and
Parenting & Family Life.
YELS classes will be
held on Mondays and Tuesdays from 5:00 – 7:00pm at the
Paul Lawrence Dunbar Library. All youth who
attend classes will receive a five (5.00) dollar stipend
per class. To participate, youth must reside within the
75216 zip code
Operation Relief, Inc
2010 Grand Avenue
Dallas, TX 75215
214-421-5363
214-421-7098 Fax
John Szabuniewicz, Executive Director
Operation Relief, Inc runs a summer
program that locates in the Woodland City Apartments,
202 Jim Miller Road, 75217 which is designed to provide
mentoring and a safe, supervised environment where
children learn to avoid drugs, tobacco, and alcohol;
develop leadership and lifestyle skills, computer
skills; and receive encouragement for improved quality
of life.
The Community Council serves as the Fiscal Agent for Dallas CYD. For additional information, call the Dallas CYD
staff office at (214) 871-5065.
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