BCYF Thomas M. Menino Community Center (Archdale Community Center Council Inc)
Programs and results
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Our programs
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Comcast/BCYF Multimedia Art Studio
Offer a multimedia program tailored to the interest of the center but focused on teaching digitally-based skills such as computer animation, digital journalism, web and program design and coding, robotics etc, and/or incorporate photography, audio recording techniques, movie-making, etc.; Devise a curriculum of media projects that are student interests-based to promote exploration and dialog on topics such as self, culture, the community and civic engagement, and current event topics and give youth the opportunity to share their voice and opinions on topics that matter to them; Utilize BCYF community partners such as Comcast and Boston Neighborhood Network to enhance the program; Establish class blogs where students can demonstrate their work.
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Goals & Strategy
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Charting impact
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What is the organization aiming to accomplish?
We are hoping the financial assistance will allow us the opportunity to build a stronger foundation for our organization. Our ultimate goal will be to service more families and assist in sending more young adults to college. The social change of not one child but all children in the household will be college bound; We are looking at the outcome of parents getting more involved in the center so we can help them to increase their power of standing strong and moving in the right direction. We want to provide more then recreation, we want to help families learn the importance of volunteering, and giving of one's self to help a neighbor, a senior citizen, or another youth or teen make it in this neighborhood, to become leaders. These are goals that we will work on for the next 3 - 5 years. The goal is to lift every family up and send them on a path of success and self-respect. We have success stories complied from years past, and we are sure more success stories are in our future. The community we service are like family, you want to nurture them, keep them safe, but above all let them stand on their own two feet and walk into a hopeful future.
What are the organization's key strategies for making this happen?
Our strategies is to have enough seed money to hold fundraisers to increase revenue to work for the people of our neighborhoods. It's all about how money can open doors, change a life, bring about a change in a families everyday. We strive to see others do well, in health, opportunities, family growth, and education. It is our goal to insure they are not doing it alone, that the support from this community center is at the four front of their path to a better life. Our objective is to bring new programming not offered here to help with the language barriers, the cultural differences, and the age disparities.
What are the organization's capabilities for doing this?
What have they accomplished so far and what's next?
Our recent progress defined by our objectives is moving us to our ultimate goals of helping families grow together, though learning, sharing, and ultimately gathering important information that will propel them in the direction of owning their own home, getting a great paying job, and raising their family with no restrictions or sacrifices. Our outcomes of helping to make a family whole is our long-term goal. We have achieved one outcome; increasing membership, but we must increase our programming need. To offer programs which directly helps the family achieve their future goals and objectives. Although there are obstacles that must be met; retaining enough funds to complete all tasked at hand, to be able to help every family in need; and to successfully be apart of sending more young adults to college for a better life. There are risk such as falling short of space needed to accomplish all the goals we have mentioned; we are housed in a one level building two multi-using rooms; one computer room; and the gymnasium, we will have to schedule programming just right as one program closes another begins, but this also show us the progress of our goals and objectives being met.
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BCYF Thomas M. Menino Community Center (Archdale Community Center Council Inc)
Board of directorsas of 03/01/2017
Mr. Alex Geourntas
community volunteer
Term: 2015 - 2017
Judith Pralour
retired
June Mustafa
community volunteer
Lise Kee
community volunteer
Chris Hansen
community volunteer
Mirtha Nin
community volunteer
Janelle Pocowachit
community volunteer