What they call their work
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 2 activities
- Youth athletic programs in football, cheerleading, and volleyballProvides organized athletic programs for children in surrounding communities, including instruction, equipment, and facilities for football, cheerleading, and volleyball. Engages local high school students as instructors in these programs.
- Youth physical fitness conditioning programsOffers physical fitness conditioning programs for youth, focused on improving overall physical health and athletic readiness.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| JOSEPH PECORA | Vice President | 0 | $11K |
Who they work with
- local high school students Partner — Local high school students assist in instructing organized athletic programs for younger children.
How they approach the work
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- Athletics as a Vehicle for Community Unity 911 orgsmethodology: athletics-for-community-unityBy using sports programs, we build community cohesion and mutual understanding across cultural lines, because shared athletic experiences create trust, model inclusive values like teamwork and sportsmanship, and provide neutral ground for relationship-building.shared approach: Youth Development Through Sports →
- Integrated Academics and Athletics for Youth Development 51 orgsmethodology: academics-and-athletics-integrationBy combining athletic participation with academic support, we strengthen youth commitment to educational achievement, because the structure and motivation provided by sports create accountability and reinforce the value of discipline and excellence in school.shared approach: Sports-Based Youth Development →