The Salvation Army After School Challenge Program

Cause Area

  • Children & Youth
  • Community
  • Computers & Technology
  • Education & Literacy
  • Sports & Recreation

Location

1301 Las Villas WayEscondido, CA 92029 United States

Organization Information

Mission Statement

In keeping with the mission of The Salvation Army, The Salvation Army's After School Challenge Program provides facilities, programs and services that are based on the following values: A developmental approach to the needs of youth, strengths-based view of youth and families, a safe and nurturing program environment, mature, experienced and responsible adults, clear and repeated instruction in values, cogniture/behavioral training in life skills, vocational guidance, high stimulation/high interest activities, personal creativity and self-expression, sound nutrition, community service, spiritual growth, character development and family-centered services.

Description

Everyday after school teens, who are at risk of succumbing to street life and gang involvement, come to The Salvation Army's After-School Challenge program in Escondido. These teens, who are clients of the North Inland County Community Assessment Team (CAT), have the wonderful benefit of a homework and tutorial center, a computer center, and a variety of recreational activities. The program can accommodate up to 40 kids; however committed volunteers are needed to supervise and lead activities for the teens and support the growth of the program. Business leaders who can share a skill or activity with the children are also needed.

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