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National Association of Town Watch
Basic Information
Address: naperville,illinois 60540
Email: fjnyouthbuild@yahoo.com
Director: albert fowler
Action Shots
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Additional Information
Causes Served: community police partnership
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: 1000000
Ages for Volunteer: 18
Hours of Service: 10
Minimum Hours Required: 4
Days of Service: 2
Mission Statement:
KEY LEADERS in SNELLVILLE
DELIVERING
RACIAL
EMPOWERMENT
ABOVE
MYSELF
MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE
NO ONE MAY USE THE NAME FROMJESUSNETWORK OR ACT ON THE BEHALF OF
FROMJESUS NETWORK WITH OUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF OWNER ALBERT FOWLER
COMMUNITY WATCH FOUNDATION
MISSION STATEMENT
this for dupage county illinois and cook county
is toLEADERS TO MENTOR help our young people become leaders in our
community.
We are group of community watch leaders dedicated to the safety of our
communites. By investing in the leadership skills of our future
generation.
By mentoring them to be safe and responsible leaders in our community
by training them with other positive role models. sports, politics,
teachers hospitalty, even with safe internet E-menting program(our
safety patrol)
we will work with local police on crime prevention, drug and alcohol
prevention,stay in school with community in school program.
we will not let race, religion,economics stop us from building a solid
foundation for the future
.
making dreams come true. seeing the future from heart of a mentee
OUR VISION
team leader for project
AL FOWLER
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
please include in take 25.org project community police partnership
Program History:
Description: 0008061 COMMUNITY LEADERS - KEY LEADERS in illinois THE DREAM DELIVERING RACIAL EMPOWERMENT ABOVE MYSELF MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE NO ONE MAY USE THE NAME FROMJESUSNETWORK OR ACT ON THE BEHALF OF FROMJESUS NETWORK WITH OUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF OWNER ALBERT FOWLER COMMUNITY WATCH FOUNDATION MISSION STATEMENT TO MENTOR help to our young people to become leaders in our community. We are group of community watch leaders dedicated to the safety of our communites. By investing in the leadership skills of our future generation. By mentoring them to be safe and responsible leaders in our community by training them with other positive role models. sports, politics, teachers hospitalty, even with safe internet E-menting program(our safety patrol) we will work with local police on crime prevention, drug and alcohol prevention,stay in school with community in school program. we will not let race, religion,economics stop us from building a solid foundation for the future . making dreams come true. seeing the future from heart of a mentee OUR VISION team leader for project AL FOWLER CC ALBERT FOWLER COMMUNITYWATCHNETWORK FROMJESUS NETWORK
Geographical Area: illinois
Project Period: 18 MONTHS
Total Cost: 60,000
Requested Amount: 10,000
When Funds Are Needed: ASAP
List of Other Funding Sources: OUTREACH PROJECTS GRANTS PENDING ETC
Other Support:
Diversification Plan: NO
Project Purpose: WE WILL HELP TO KEEP OUR YOUTH IN SCHOOL WITH AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS AND MENTORS AND CLASSES AND KEEP THEM OUT OF GANGS
Why the Project is Important: WE HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DROP RATE WE MUST CHANGE THAT WE HAVE THE LARGEST SCHOOL SYSTEM IN GEORGIA WE MUST STAND UP FOR OUR COMMUNITY
How to Measure Success of the Project: WWW,AFTERSCHOOL.GOV WWW,CIS.ORG WWW.MENTORING.ORG
Approach: BY FACE TO FACE CONTACT AND INTERNET CONTACT
Collaboration: WWW.PRESIDENTIALCALLTOSERVICE.GOV, WWW.FATHERHOOD.GOV,WWW.NATIONALNIight.org
Challenges:
How the Project Matches the Community Building Mission: HELP TO BUILD A SAFE AND PROTECT COMMUNITY TTHE FUTURE BY NEIGHBOR HELPING NEIGHBOR
Additional Info: WE WILLWITH National Youth Gang Center To Merge With National Gang Center Since 1995, OJJDP's National Youth Gang Center has addressed issues involving juvenile gang members, featuring prevention and intervention efforts and promoting a comprehensive strategy to combat gangs. On October 1, the National Youth Gang Center will merge with the National Gang Center, currently funded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance. The functions performed by the National Youth Gang Center will continue, but its incorporation into an expanded National Gang Center will leverage resources more efficiently.
Events:
nationa night out 2010
Additional Information:
"Until our streets are safe...
Until families can understand each other...
Until drugs and violence disappear...
Until no young person needs to run away or feel afraid...
There must be Safe Place."
Until families can understand each other...
Until drugs and violence disappear...
Until no young person needs to run away or feel afraid...
There must be Safe Place."
Mission
Safe Place provides access to immediate help and supportive resources for all young people in crisis through a network of sites sustained by qualified agencies, trained volunteers and businesses.
Vision
Safe Place will be universally recognized and used by youth across America as the place to go for immediate help and safety.
Guiding Principles
Young people are valued and...
- are capable of initiating the helping process and taking an active role in creating a healthier living situation.
- are more likely to seek help in places that are familiar, safe and identified by a standard, recognizable logo
- have access to services on a nondiscriminatory basis.
Service to Young People...
- focus on immediate interventions to address issues at the earliest possible stage of a crisis
- include advocacy and access to safe, supportive resources
- are evaluated on an ongoing basis.
The Community
- takes an active, cooperative role in assisting young people in crisis
- benefits when a young person can access safe, supportive assistance rather than dangerous alternatives
- must be educated concerning issues relating to young people in order to improve the quality of services.
Safe Place is a national youth outreach program that educates thousands of young people every year about the dangers of running away or trying to resolve difficult, threatening situations on their own. This easily replicated community initiative involves the whole community to provide safe havens and resources for youth in crisis.
Safe Place creates a network of "Safe Place locations" - youth friendly businesses, schools, fire stations, libraries, YMCAs and other appropriate public buildings that display the distinctive yellow and black Safe Place sign. In many communities the local transit system takes part, designating buses as mobile Safe Place sites.
These Safe Place sites extend the doors of the youth emergency shelter or youth service agency throughout the community. Youth are easily able to access immediate help wherever they are.
Most Safe Place agencies reach out to youth between the ages of 12 to 17 years old. Some agencies serve younger youth.