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Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing (RPM) / Welcome to RPM!

Devon with volunteers will lead sessions with the students at Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing as part of Full Circle Refuge’s partnership with the Program – One Degree at a Time.

Stay connected with us through Social Media.

Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing (RPM) / Welcome to RPM!

Devon with volunteers will lead sessions with the students at Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing as part of Full Circle Refuge’s partnership with the Program – One Degree at a Time.

Stay connected with us through Social Media.

Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing (RPM) / Welcome to RPM!

Devon with volunteers will lead sessions with the students at Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing as part of Full Circle Refuge’s partnership with the Program – One Degree at a Time.

Stay connected with us through Social Media.

• Scope of Work: A 10-week cycle/2-hour intervention program – “One Degree at a Time-Change the way they think & act!” (ODAT) for max of 15 students per cycle.

• Components of this program: life skills training, goal setting, decision-making, conflict resolution and self-esteem issues. The curriculum for the sessions includes team-building skills, listening skills, negotiations skills, and violence prevention.

• Goals and Expectations: reduce recidivism rates, encourage family restoration, reduce truancy and chronic absences from school, prepare youth for self-sufficiency and academic success, develop work & social skills, terminate gang affiliation, demonstrate an environment that respects and honors diversity, and structure resources for long-term success. The program is designed to address many of the increasing social needs, that at-risk youth face which lead to affiliation and/or membership in gangs. The expected outcome from participation in the program is that participants will:
  • Express a greater commitment to stay in school
  • Have increased self-esteem
  • Develop greater relationships with family
  • Demonstrate less risk-taking behavior
  • Demonstrate a greater sense of belonging
  • Demonstrate increased pro-social involvement
  • Develop a greater resiliency to avoid gang membership

• Program Guidelines:
  • Youth and parent must complete interview process
  • Age range is for youth between 12 and 17 years of age
  • There are no limitations for youth regarding their prior histories–they are always supervised
  • Progress reports for attendance, behavior and participation are recorded weekly

Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing (RPM) / Welcome to RPM!

Devon with volunteers will lead sessions with the students at Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing as part of Full Circle Refuge’s partnership with the Program – One Degree at a Time.

Stay connected with us through Social Media.

• Scope of Work: A 10-week cycle/2-hour intervention program – “One Degree at a Time-Change the way they think & act!” (ODAT) for max of 15 students per cycle.

• Components of this program: life skills training, goal setting, decision-making, conflict resolution and self-esteem issues. The curriculum for the sessions includes team-building skills, listening skills, negotiations skills, and violence prevention.

• Goals and Expectations: reduce recidivism rates, encourage family restoration, reduce truancy and chronic absences from school, prepare youth for self-sufficiency and academic success, develop work & social skills, terminate gang affiliation, demonstrate an environment that respects and honors diversity, and structure resources for long-term success. The program is designed to address many of the increasing social needs, that at-risk youth face which lead to affiliation and/or membership in gangs. The expected outcome from participation in the program is that participants will:
  • Express a greater commitment to stay in school
  • Have increased self-esteem
  • Develop greater relationships with family
  • Demonstrate less risk-taking behavior
  • Demonstrate a greater sense of belonging
  • Demonstrate increased pro-social involvement
  • Develop a greater resiliency to avoid gang membership

• Program Guidelines:
  • Youth and parent must complete interview process
  • Age range is for youth between 12 and 17 years of age
  • There are no limitations for youth regarding their prior histories–they are always supervised
  • Progress reports for attendance, behavior and participation are recorded weekly

Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing (RPM) / Welcome to RPM!

Devon with volunteers will lead sessions with the students at Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing as part of Full Circle Refuge’s partnership with the Program – One Degree at a Time.

Stay connected with us through Social Media.

• Scope of Work: A 10-week cycle/2-hour intervention program – “One Degree at a Time-Change the way they think & act!” (ODAT) for max of 15 students per cycle.

• Components of this program: life skills training, goal setting, decision-making, conflict resolution and self-esteem issues. The curriculum for the sessions includes team-building skills, listening skills, negotiations skills, and violence prevention.

• Goals and Expectations: reduce recidivism rates, encourage family restoration, reduce truancy and chronic absences from school, prepare youth for self-sufficiency and academic success, develop work & social skills, terminate gang affiliation, demonstrate an environment that respects and honors diversity, and structure resources for long-term success. The program is designed to address many of the increasing social needs, that at-risk youth face which lead to affiliation and/or membership in gangs. The expected outcome from participation in the program is that participants will:
  • Express a greater commitment to stay in school
  • Have increased self-esteem
  • Develop greater relationships with family
  • Demonstrate less risk-taking behavior
  • Demonstrate a greater sense of belonging
  • Demonstrate increased pro-social involvement
  • Develop a greater resiliency to avoid gang membership

• Program Guidelines:
  • Youth and parent must complete interview process
  • Age range is for youth between 12 and 17 years of age
  • There are no limitations for youth regarding their prior histories–they are always supervised
  • Progress reports for attendance, behavior and participation are recorded weekly

Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing (RPM) / Welcome to RPM!

Devon with volunteers will lead sessions with the students at Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing as part of Full Circle Refuge’s partnership with the Program – One Degree at a Time.

Stay connected with us through Social Media.

• Scope of Work: A 10-week cycle/2-hour intervention program – “One Degree at a Time-Change the way they think & act!” (ODAT) for max of 15 students per cycle.

• Components of this program: life skills training, goal setting, decision-making, conflict resolution and self-esteem issues. The curriculum for the sessions includes team-building skills, listening skills, negotiations skills, and violence prevention.

• Goals and Expectations: reduce recidivism rates, encourage family restoration, reduce truancy and chronic absences from school, prepare youth for self-sufficiency and academic success, develop work & social skills, terminate gang affiliation, demonstrate an environment that respects and honors diversity, and structure resources for long-term success. The program is designed to address many of the increasing social needs, that at-risk youth face which lead to affiliation and/or membership in gangs. The expected outcome from participation in the program is that participants will:
  • Express a greater commitment to stay in school
  • Have increased self-esteem
  • Develop greater relationships with family
  • Demonstrate less risk-taking behavior
  • Demonstrate a greater sense of belonging
  • Demonstrate increased pro-social involvement
  • Develop a greater resiliency to avoid gang membership

• Program Guidelines:
  • Youth and parent must complete interview process
  • Age range is for youth between 12 and 17 years of age
  • There are no limitations for youth regarding their prior histories–they are always supervised
  • Progress reports for attendance, behavior and participation are recorded weekly