| Programs
PROGRAM OVERVIEWS
Hispanic Achievers
- A career-based program that partners with the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School System to reach out and encourage Hispanic ESL students to graduate from high school by showing them the value and importance of a high school diploma.
- Four Program Sites: Reynolds High School, North Forsyth High School, East Forsyth High School; Parkland High School.
- To date, there are 154 students served by the program.
- There are presently 23 Adult Achievers (Program Partners)
Hispanic Family Mentoring Program
- A program that serves Hispanic families by providing workshop trainings and mentoring to help with the cultural transition to North Carolina's education system.
- Eight Program Sites: Easton Elementary School, Hall-Woodward Elementary School, Latham Elementary School, Old Town Elementary School, Hill Middle School, Hames Middle School, Kernersville Middle School, and Wiley Middle School.
- To date, 130 parents have been served by the program.
- There are currently 25 mentors with the program.
Literacy Initiative
- To date there are 77 participants served by the Literacy Initiative Program.
- There are currently 65 porgram volunteers.
- The ESL Program served 107 students with 74 volunteers.
- El Nido served 56 children and 112 adults.
Youth Services
- Community Involvement Program served 35 students.
- Green Street United Methodist Church Kids Cafe served 28 students.
- Hanes Middle School served 16 students.
- LaDeara Crest served 60 students.
- Ledges Children Center served 73 students.
- Middle School Academy served 13 students.
- Northwest Middle School served 39 students.
- Salem Gardens served 17 elementary school students.
- Wiley Middle School served 29 students.
All of our programs are funded through federal, state, and local community foundation and corporation grants. In addition, in-kind services are provided through partnerships throughout the county, and in particular with the Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools. Campaign funds continually bridge the gap between these grants and in-kind services and the additional dollars needed in order to ensure that we can provide quality services to all who need them. In essence, every participant in a Community Outreach Services program is a recipient of Partner funding.
Our community’s support is greatly appreciated!
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