Social and Educational Justice for Youth
Coordination of empowerment workshops requires adequate notification for planning and execution. We provide workshops for parents, underserved communities, and youth regarding:
- Financial Literacy Education
- Parenting Education and Support
- Mental Health Education
- Health and Wellness
- Self Esteem/Self-Worth Coaching
- Journal Writing, Poetry, and other Arts as therapy
- Community and Self-Empowerment
- Pen or Pencil National Initiative-Group Mentoring Program
- School to Prison Pipeline Education
- Gun Violence Education
- Others based on request
Pen or Pencil
Through a partnership with the National Alliance of Faith and Justice, FRCC is the affiliate in St. Louis-Gateway Region coordinating the Pen or Pencil Group Mentoring Program: Writing A New History. Pen or Pencil (POP) is an acronym for the school to prison pipeline epidemic. Learn more about our Pen or Pencil program here.
Arts and Wellness
Artistic Expressions: Artistic Expressions can be provided during your summer camp as requested such as poetry, writing, dance and painting. First come, first served. Registration is required. Artistic Expressions is available for children, adults and seniors.
Art History: FRCC facilitates workshops with artists helping children and their parents learn about history and arts while learning to communicate and express their emotions using positive strategies. The program focuses on art enrichment, strengthening life skills, increasing academic focus with concentration strategies, decreasing youth violence and delinquency, building strong healthy children, building strong families and communities by teaching new ways to connect.
Financial Literacy Training for the Unbanked
In partnership with the TRIO Talent Research Program for middle and high schoolers, Berean District Association, and other organizations as requested, FRCC facilitates workshops with personal financial experts to educate on: the importance of banks and utilizing banking tools to reduce wasted money (money order fees, check cashing fees, payday loans, etc.), safe and affordable banks, predatory lending practices, savings and checking accounts and check-cashing facilities.
FRCC is committed to developing Partnerships and Collaborations with organizations who share a mutual concern in impacting the lives of children, families, and communities – A catalyst for change.
Interested in working with FRCC?
Contact us at 1-314-397-7325 or via email at info@frccstl.org
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