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:                              “HOW TO” Build The DREAM!                                            For the Concerned Voter RE:To stabilize America. We(ALL) need to know that it is possible with Action. I write to let you know what program Future Visions Youth Dev. Inc FVYD a501c3 non-profit has that will move “US" , all of us, forward faster to stability. Instead of our continuing to debate our failures of the past. Lets stop this! Since we can not find common ground on this campaign stage. It is pathetic. --Lets Save our Kids first—there is no other hope for their survival! To get there, we actualize in 15 minutes PhD Research work and our short program in all America Public Schools now, Right NOW! And collaborate with other Organizations for mental health promotions work also! That tool is also here at FVYD & included under our new Life Skills Program. I have tried to get help to get this to both Presidents - current and past several time& even recruiting their friend to bring it there since I can not reach either after 22 letters each. So, this will soon be actualized to begin in organizational local non-profit work with i.e., At -Risk Youth. So you sit there and argue since most discussion are no longer civil or productive. GOD WILLING!I will get this work done without your help!

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On Wednesday 26th June, I'm abseiling down the Lloyd's 86 building. Why? Because I can! (Oh, and to raise money for charity!) For those who don't know, I am registered as blind. There are lots of things society thinks blind people can’t or shouldn't do. The Royal National Institute for Blind People's mission is to change public perception about what it means to live with sight loss and to create a society in which blind and visually impaired people can participate equitably. The RNIB have been part of my life since I was diagnosed with a rare genetic eye condition shortly after birth. They supported my parents in their fight to secure funding for the help I needed to make a mainstream education possible, and, through RNIB summer camps for blind and visually impaired children, gave me opportunities to experience activities like archery, rifle shooting and quad biking (all just about as scary as they sound when you can't see where you're going or what you're shooting at, but incredible experiences nonetheless!) In short, the RNIB helped me and my family to “see differently” that very little is impossible on account of my disability – an ethos I live by! 3% of the UK population are living with sight loss that meets the international definition of being visually impaired. Of those, 17% have a condition severe enough to be registered as blind or partially sighted. Too many blind and partially sighted people are still being deprived of a proper education, unable to secure employment and denied their democratic right to vote independently. The RNIB is continuing its campaign against these injustices, holding those in power to account and influencing decision-makers, while providing practical and emotional support to anyone who needs it; helping them to overcome barriers, boost their confidence and not let sight loss hold them back. So please consider sponsoring me so that the RNIB can continue its amazing and truly valuable work. (I promise that hanging off the side of a building is no less scary when you can’t see how far there is to fall!) https://lnkd.in/gVwWfHNJ

How do you handle a difficult stakeholder in your program? ✏️ "A stakeholder is a person, group or organization with a vested interest in the outcome of a program. They often have invested money. So, lets see who would be a difficult stakeholder in my program. How many of you have invested money in the " Reading Skill Recovery" program of our 501c3 Non-profit, Future Visions Youth Development, Inc.,Org. FVYD Those of you who would benefit greatly-- would need to invest 15 minutes of time each day for 12 weeks so that physiological ability, can be purposed to effectively work as reading skills. Those tool you were born with, can be most useful to your needs. Specifically the one for Equality! When all are EQUAL--- to READ with fluency and comprehension. This can only happen for 40% of the American Population with this program. And... only if these healthy eyes can move to work well! It happens, first with the brain to identify words you have learned in Vocabulary and know by sight; then on to common work groupings.... Then move effectively along the line...and on to the next line by wrapping effectively and quickly sometimes in milliseconds etc.... Stakeholders then can choose their own future....with the outcome of this incredible good work.

Funded by and embedded within Dalio Education, CTOP's mission is to invest in and help strengthen youth-serving organizations in Connecticut so they can work effectively, reliably, and sustainably with severely off-track or disconnected young people ages 14 to 26 to help them re-engage in and complete secondary education or a credential, then transition successfully to a post-secondary pathway leading to satisfying employment at a living wage that supports their self-sufficiency. Youth-serving non-profit organizations play a critical role in reaching young people who have dropped out of high school, or who are at the highest risk for doing so, and helping them re-connect to education and opportunity. Yet most non-profit organizations across the social sector struggle to succeed because they lack access to unrestricted long-term funding and outside expertise to support them in focusing on their missions and building the capacities and competencies required to do excellent and highly effective work. The Opportunity Project is designed in response to this challenge, providing grantees general operating support dollars coupled with organizational coaching and technical assistance to help build their organizational capacities so that they can achieve measurable improvements in young people's lives and prospects. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/emwHE7Ue

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Girls Write Now has been an important part of my life for the past few years. It has given me a place to be an artist. It has given me a community. It has given me mentorship and space, to be honest about how I feel. In an age where we feel isolated more than ever, Girls Write Now shares community. It is now in danger of not being fully funded, along with other NYC-based non-profits that help young women and girls reach their fullest potential. These programs have real benefits. They help the economy, parents, educators, and New York City at large. They provide career readiness and help promote important skills like literacy, leadership, science, and math. Yet, despite these benefits, these programs seem to always be in threat of the chopping block. The city likes to advertise itself as a place that will include all, but when it cuts funding to Libraries, non-profits, and school lunches, you are saying otherwise. The city is going through challenges that need long-term solutions not something that a band-aid can be slapped on to. Please join us on March 23rd at City Hall so that all parties including young people can discuss how to fully fund these programs that benefit so many and think of solutions. Register for the Town Hall: https://lnkd.in/ea9Tmez5