was incorporated on January 15th, 2018 by Dala Chery to respond to the underprivileged and underserved children of Haiti, as well the Haitian people of the greater Randolph community. After school programs (Sometimes referred to MOST or Meeting off-School Time) serve children and youth of all ages, and encompass a broad range of focus areas including academic support, mentoring, youth development,
arts, and sports and recreation. The activities in which children and youth engage while outside of school hours are critical to their development, highlighting the need for quality afterschool programs in all communities. The demand for afterschool programs is strong; current estimates suggest that nearly 10 million children and youth participate in afterschool programs annually. High quality afterschool programs generate positive outcomes for youth including improved academic performance, classroom behavior, and health and nutrition. Communities and businesses also benefit when youth have safe and productive ways to spend their time while their parents are at work. Several Federal agencies provide support and resources to afterschool programs to help promote positive outcomes for youth. We focus on 1) MATH, SCIENCES AND CRITICAL THINKING and work on the followings:
21st Century Community Learning Centers
4-H Afterschool-Summer time job
4-H Youth Development Program
AmeriCorps • Caring for Every Child’s Mental Health
Children’s Health Insurance Program
Gang Resistance and Education Program
Internet Safety
Media-Smart Youth
Self esteem
Race to the Top programs
Senior Career Advancement, SAT & MCAS Prep, college, financial application and support
