Teen Employment & Scholarship Program (TESP): A referral program matching teens 14-18 years old with traditional teen job opportunities (babysitting, lawn care, dog walking, fast-food restaurants, retail and clerical work) and providing assistance for entrance into college.
Biz Girls: In partnership with Atlanta’s Walter L Parks Middle School, Biz Girls is a mentoring program which combats the sexual exploitation of girls through counseling and youth-led entrepreneurship projects in one of Atlanta’s poorest communities.
Home Compute”s”: Computers are donated to disabled DeKalb County middle school students, which allows them to own a personal computer and have Internet access in their home.
Under Further Development
The Teen Club: An afterschool academic, enrichment and social program “just for teens,” who are
at-risk of academic failure and/or anti-social behaviors. More than just a hangout; the Club’s overall goal is to ensure retention of students so they will graduate from high school.
GREAT – Gang Resistance, Education and Training Program: With prevention as the primary objective, the program works as an immunization against delinquency, youth violence and gang membership.
Chad High School for Nonprofit Management and Human Services (CHS): The nation’s first high school specializing in philanthropy, the nonprofit sector and human services.