Support

Success Indicators

-School attendance increased with 80% of participants.
-Due to mentoring and tutoring support, 70% of participants' academic performance increased.
-85% reduction in antisocial behaviors in and around schools, and against school officials and parents.
-Students have been introduced to a myriad of social and cultural activities.
-Students and families participate in beautification projects that lead to reduced incidents of community destruction and anti-social activities.
-Youth and adults have benefitted from computer training.
-Families have been introduced to savings and investments.
-Youth participate in science and math program from SAME Network offered through Rush Presbyterian/St. Luke Hospital.
Approximately 16,500 youth receive some form of service intervention via ACP
Developed a financial literacy program for students in grades 3-8 focusing on savings and investments
Instituted a juvenile justice program with the State's Attorney Office to allow youth to perform community service
Created the Each One/Reach One initiative to link 40 youth with 40 adult mentors.