The OPRF community will engage youth, family & community partners to align priorities, efforts & resources to empower each youth to reach his/her full potential
Change Agents-organizational effectiveness, improvement, development.@SurveyMonkey Parent survey determined what, how and when to effectively deliver information to improve youth mental wellness. 39% response rate! Developed Parent University series #CuriosityatWork#contest
@oprfcf Meet the men of Zingela Ulwazi, a local mentoring group focused on encouraging literacy for boys of color ages 5 to 18. This Saturday they will host a community event at #oakparklibrary . Details at: https://t.co/jVHqnHd0Yj
Meet Linda Francis, Director, @SAYoprf, SAY is a community partnership working together to #empoweryouth#OPRF. Linda connects many groups & individuals to promote collaboration – working toward the success of all youth! To find out more about SAY, visit https://t.co/RmXtShxVEa
Research shows that youth are more likely to move up the economic ladder when the people, organizations, and systems around them act with a sense of collective responsibility. https://t.co/S2j7eimxmJ #Recommit2Kids