A children's nonprofit devoted to making a difference and sparking change for the generation of our youth
60% of PWS have a family member who stutter
Dropout rates in the Deep South are nearly 200% higher than other parts of the country.
Approximately 5 percent of all children stutter, which lasts six months or more
Helps kids with stuttering or fluency disorders to find their voice
Provides Speech Assessments and teaches Fluency Strategies in a small group or individual setting
Provides communication skills, mindfulness training, desensitization strategies, educational counseling, life skills building, tutoring, workshops and mentorship
Incorporates Public Speaking Skills in a fun, interactive way to build confidence and self esteem
Program is designed to help students with homework, the South Carolina High School exam, and SAT/ACT preparation. Volunteer educators will head up this activity; specifically,
A program that allows kids to learn through observation • Students will go on several field trips: planetarium, zoo, ocean, park, and a sporting event.
INSPIRES: through real-life relevant stories, youth can relate to since they mirror those of their own lives EQUIPS: youth with foundational skills to address social
Program to assist participants to manage their stuttering effectively through fluency stabilizing and enhancing techniques and cope with the psychological aspects of stuttering Participants will
The therapeutic program provides a supportive environment and empowers youth to develop speech and stuttering goals. Students will be taught more about stuttering phenomena and
The US spends more than $147 billion on obesity-related illnesses. E1VM will deliver a nutrition, wellness and prevention component for our participants EV1M will partner
To provide community outreach, education and support the poor and disadvantaged individuals and families of children who stutter to build proper speech techniques, self-esteem and self-confidence and improve quality of life