Art Classes – Staff and volunteer artists offer instruction in various arts and crafts. Members also participate in national photography and art contests. Focus is on drawing, painting in a variety of mediums, collages, ceramics, and sculpture. Members display their work monthly within the Clubs and at community shows.
Craft Classes – Staff and volunteers offer instruction in a variety of crafts, including paper crafts, soft sculpture, jewelry construction, photography, and nature crafts that focus on exploring cultural awareness themes.
Music – Staff and Volunteers teach a variety of musical and vocal experiences are offered through partnerships with other nonprofits and as field trips.
Dance – Staff and Volunteers offer instruction in a variety of dance styles.
Keystone and Torch Clubs – Leadership training and service learning opportunities are provided for youth who show an interest and/or talent.
Leadership in Training – Provides teens training and an opportunity to volunteer and give back to the community. Members participate in community service projects, develop and lead activities for younger youth, and learn to assume responsibility for their actions. Funded by Fluor Corporation and Ricoh.
Youth of the Year and Month– Recognizes accomplishments, effort and participation by a member from the Club monthly. Youth of the year is selected from among the monthly awardees and goes on to a regional and national competition.
POWERHour – Helps Members become more successful in school by providing homework help, tutoring and supplemental educational activities that encourage members to become self-directed learners through personal goal setting. Primary funding provided by United Way and Southern California Edison.
Technology Centers – Supervised exploration of computers and technology with structured classes and measured learning through portfolio assessment.
Career Development – Older members explore a variety of career choices and learn about the skills necessary to secure their choice of employment. Funding provided by United Way.
Fitness, Athletics, and Recreation |
Fitness – Staff and volunteers offer instruction in and lead fitness classes and members learn techniques for maintaining personal fitness.
Athletics – Organized team sports with interclub leagues for basketball, football, baseball and soccer.
Social Recreation – Volunteers and staff offer instruction in and organize table and board games. Opportunities are provided in facilitated social interactions to improve communication skills and learn etiquette with dances and monthly achievement celebrations. Week-long overnight camp is offered in the summer.
SMART MOVES – Designed for youth and their parents, this program educates young people about immediate threats to their well being through alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, teen pregnancy and teaches them to deal appropriately with peer pressure, gang activity and media influence. Brings in collaborative partners to assist with guided discussion of specific topics. Offers programs according to age and needs.
SMART Girls – Addresses health and social issues for young girls from ages 10-15 through small discussion groups led by a female facilitator. Includes parents and relatives in the discussions and brings in collaborative partners to assist with guided discussion.
Cooking Classes – Teaches youth about nutrition and how to prepare healthy meals and snacks. Participants explore cuisine from different cultures.
Money Matters – Youth learn about the wise use of credit, investing money, insurance, managing debt, and purchasing a house.
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