- Youth Services of the Rockies, Inc.
- Mentoring Service
- Our Mission
- T.H.U.G.S. Youth Group
- Tutorial Program
- Mentoring Service
Provides
"I Want To Read and Write" after school tutoring program
Mentoring program for youth that have been incarcerated, or are at risk.
T.H.U.G.S. (Teens Healing Using God’s Spirit) Youth Group to provide recreation and fellowship.
Youth Services provides training, youth recreation, counseling, moral instruction, and an alternative to gang activity.
Is to reach out to youth that want to improve his or her life situation, by
providing guidance and counseling for a positive future.
To provide services to youth that will:
- Enhance education
- Provide alternatives to gang and illegal activity
- Partner with youth to provide training, positive role modeling, and counseling.
- Assist in making the family a stronger and more positive unit.
To be successful, some youth need more than the average youth, for one reason or another. The mentoring service has been very successful with youth that have been incarcerated, and have shown a desire to improve their life situation. These youth have been assigned a mentor who partners with them for success.
This includes following their progress at school, counseling, working with courts, social workers, and parents.
Youth Services of the Rockies, Inc., has partnered with Oasis for Jesus Campgrounds to provide weekend, summer, and community service opportunities.
We are working toward expanding our mentoring services to include a six month program for youth who are (or are at risk of) being removed from the family unit.
The goal within the six months is to work with the family to provide counseling directed toward positively reuniting the family.
We need sponsors to help realize the full vision. If you are interested in being a sponsor, contact Dr. Gail Bailey at gbailey909@aol.com
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I would like to invite you to Youth Group every Wednesday night at 7:00 PM. Bring your parents to Bible Study at the same time, or …….
your younger brothers, sisters, and cousins, to Bible Club beginning the first Wednesday in February.
The Youth Group is currently working on the unique drama called:
"Twisted"
Mason Bailey is our new Youth Pastor, and extends a warm welcome to the youth of Deliverance Tabernacle
303-455-5130
"I Want To Read and Write" Tutorial Program
Peggy James, Director
This may be the program you are looking for.
It is a program offered to the NW Denver Community to help children who have difficulty reading and/or writing.
Children, ages 5 - 12 will attend the tutorial program two times a week.
5 - 6 year olds will focus on phonics skills
7 - 8 year olds will focus on phonics and beginning writing skills
9 - 10 year olds will focus on reading skills and writing skills
11 - 12 year olds will focus on reading comprehension and writing skills.
Monday and Thursday from September through June
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Nightly activities will include:
- Prayer and singing
- Tutoring session or help with homework
- Bible Club (optional)
- Refreshments
- Prayer / Dismissal
- Holiday Activities
Acceptance is on a first come first serve basis
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ"s)
How can I help?
You may want to volunteer as a mentor for the program.
How much does the program cost?
The program is free to the students. However, we do accept donations to help with funding.
How do I get more information?
Call Deliverance Tabernacle at 303-455-5130, and ask for Pastor Gail.
Can I accompany my child to the program?
Yes. We encourage parent participation.
"I Want To Read and Write" Tutorial Program Mission Statement
The goal of the "I Want To Read And Write" tutorial program is to increase the academic success of all youths by improving their communication skills (reading and writing) and helping them grow spiritually and emotionally into caring and productive adults.
Our plan is to. . .
offer every student:
- positive leadership
- positive role models
- a safe, enjoyable environment to grow spiritually and emotionally
require every student:
- to have a positive attitude
- show respect for God, others, and self
- display good behavior at all times
Margaret James is the Director for the Tutorial Program. She has worked for Adams County School District #1 for 23 years.
She has a B.A. and M.A. in the field of Special Education. She believes that "every student can have a desire to learn," and it is her goal to encourage and motivate students to do their very best while requiring high standards and behavior expectations.
In addition to her education, she has been recognized for her contribution to the excellence of education for all students. She has mentored and supervised new teachers, participated in numerous workshops on improving reading and writing skills, and in 1997 she was candidate for "Teacher of the Year" award in District #1.
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