Youth Development

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CHILD & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER

STEM/ Coding and Technology

AIFS teaches STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) and coding skills to youth aged 6 to 18. Introducing children to STEM and coding at a young age helps develop foundational skills in technology and computational thinking, setting them up for success in an increasingly digital world. Engaging in STEM and coding activities fosters creativity and innovation as children experiment and explore new ideas. Moreover, building proficiency in these areas opens up a wide range of future career opportunities for children, providing them with essential skills and competencies for the future job market.
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French and Spanish Languages Education

Offering French and Spanish classes to youth aged 6 to 18 years old at AIFS's Child Development Center serves multiple purposes, enriching their educational experience while nurturing cultural understanding and linguistic proficiency. Through these classes, students have the opportunity to develop practical language skills in two widely spoken languages, enhancing their global competency and opening doors to future academic and career opportunities.

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Tutoring Project
Offering French and Spanish classes to youth aged 6 to 18 years old at AIFS's Child Development Center serves multiple purposes, enriching their educational experience while nurturing cultural understanding and linguistic proficiency. Through these classes, students have the opportunity to develop practical language skills in two widely spoken languages, enhancing their global competency and opening doors to future academic and career opportunities. Additionally, learning French and Spanish fosters cross-cultural awareness and appreciation, promoting empathy and respect for diverse perspectives.
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Youth Mentor Program

The AIFS Youth Mentor Program aims to eliminate barriers and create opportunities for success for young participants. Personalized mentorship relationships provide guidance, support, and encouragement to help youth navigate challenges, set goals, and achieve their full potential. Mentors are positive role models who offer valuable insights, advice, and assistance in various aspects of life. They help with academics, career development, personal growth, and community engagement. Building strong mentor-mentee connections not only empowers youth to overcome obstacles but also cultivates resilience, confidence, and a sense of belonging. The AIFS Youth Mentor Program serves as a catalyst for positive change, equipping young people with the skills and resources they need to thrive and succeed in their endeavors.
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Art & Music Project
The Art, Music & Dance Project at AIFS's Child Development Center provides a dynamic platform for youth to explore and enhance their creative talents in various artistic disciplines. Through engaging classes and workshops, participants have the opportunity to develop their skills in visual arts, music, and dance, including Afro Beat dance and African drumming. These enriching experiences not only foster artistic expression but also promote cultural appreciation and collaboration. By offering opportunities for youth to learn new skills and techniques in art, music, and dance, the project empowers them to unlock their creative potential, build self-confidence, and cultivate a lifelong passion for the arts.


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