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The Steward’s Staff aims to empower youth to fully engage youth with our communities through the democratic process.  We aim to equip youth with deductive reasoning skills which will prevent them from bringing harm onto themselves or displacing harm onto others because they are not sure how to assess their emotions.

We are deeply pained by the recent phenomena of terroristic acts of violence widely adapted by youth in our nation because they were not listened to or because they were bullied.  We want to reach those youth who may contemplate these violent acts, and we also want to equip other youth to identify persons capable of this violence.  Lastly, we aim to empower youth to cultivate positive relationships on school campuses that will ultimately prevent these unnecessary acts of violence.

The Steward’s Staff aims to empower the next generation’s members of society and community and business leaders to think critically, ethically and with compassion.  We aim to empower youth to build productive, sustainable communities through their care for their fellow man.

Transitions Mentoring Group (TMG)
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Transitions Mentoring Group assists youth and young adults transition from adolescents to adulthood, by acquiring life skills and wisdom from in-touch, young professionals.  High school Juniors enter the program just prior to entering their senior year of high school.  Then, throughout their senior year, through a series of intimate workshops and mentoring, the students discover different life experiences they can expect once they graduate from high school.  Once they graduate, at that time they are paired with a mentor to assist them in their transition.  Workshops include: finances, networking, professionalism, healthy relationships, dating, civic responsibility and choosing a career.  We currently have former mentees which serve as mentors.  

TMG is now enrolling males and females for its oncoming class participants.  If you believe that you, or your child, could benefit from this service, click here to learn how you may benefit.

Last changed: Jun 08 2009

Programs