Community School Partners for 2020 - 2021

2020- 2021 Description Students serviced Hours/Location Contact Person/Email

The Community Umbrella Agency (CUA) program funded by DHS is the case management program to support students and families who are The CUA program serves Offices at 2500 Wharton Bethanna- Community Carolotta StaffordCStafford@bethanna. mandated to receive child protective services. Bethanna also provides about 900 children and Street & 2147 Manton Umbrella Agency (CUA) org behavioral health services for youth who bare CBH eligible. Bethanna youth at any given time. Street, provides free Parent Cafes and Teens Cafes. B2W offers free Bridges to Wealth (B2W) is a cross-generational program empowering programming in 11 high both youth and adults with vital entrepreneurial and life skills. The schools across the city, curriculum and courses aim to help participants learn to generate wealth reaching hundreds of through savings and investing. students every year. B2W Offices at The Wharton Bridges to Wealth B2W offers a school-day financial literacy course, an afterschool courses engage 9-12 School of Business, 3620 Jill Bazelon [email protected] entrepreneurship program, and monthly classes for parents, staff, and graders in financial literacy Locust Walk. community members. Sessions cover three broad categories: the and entrepreneurship importance of saving; strategies to generate higher returns, and lessons of education and opportunities wealth protection (including handling debt and managing a credit score). for mentorship and start-up business funding. Educating students on the importance of healthy eating and physical Hours Vary upon Melissa Matsumura - Program Manager Drexel PA SNAP-Ed activity, promoting healthy lifestyles. Utilizing evidenced-based nutrition Students K-12 and Adults programming schedule. [email protected] 575- EAT RIGHT PHILLY curriculum wich meet PDE core standards. Collaboration and support of within Program Sites 491-5614 school wellness initiatives. Monday 7:45am - 3:45 pm, Teen parent program - workshops around parenting, daily routines, baby Wednesday8:00 am -5:00 massage, college-prep, career vs. a job, financial literacy, WIC, child care, Parenting and Pregnant Site Coordinator: Carla L Johnson ELECT pm Thursday 1:00-3:45 pm home visits every three months and teen leave (monthly or as needed), teens [email protected] and Friday 7:45 am-3:45 pm college visits, trips with children, EOP students involved. School Room 406 2437 S. Broad St. Mon. & The mission of the Free Library of Philadelphia is to advance literacy, guide We serve all South Wed. Noon to 8 pm Tues & Abbe Klebanoff Fumo Family Library learning, and inspire curiosity. Its vision is to build an enlightened Philadelphia residents. Thurs. 10 - 6pm Friday and [email protected] community devoted to lifelong learning Saturday 10 to 5 pm Health Resource The Health Resource Center is a safe and confidential space for students to The Health Resource Center Nurse's Suite. Every Shira Alberts, RN [email protected]. Center, Children's discuss sexual health, healthy relationships, consent, and risk reduction. is open to all South Wednesday, all day. edu Hospital of Philadelphia Free condoms. Philadelphia H.S. students. Doing Good class: Mondays/Thursdays from 4: Project 440 teaches high school students leadership, entrepreneurship, Philadelphia School District 30-6:30; Instruments for Susanna Loewy - Program Director; Project 440 college prep, and community engagement -- all through the lens of a High School Students Success class: Wednesdays [email protected] mutual love and appreciation of music. 4-6PM; Daily office hours at 1315 Walnut St, Suite 320 /es•sen•tial/ is a youth empowerment program that is part of the South Philadelphia Prevention Coalition. The objective of /es•sen•tial/ is for students to learn personal responsibility and community action. This is a substance prevention program for middle to high school grade students who desire an advocacy role, have a serving heart and want to positively impact their school culture. The program will revolve around three key Office location: Houston factors: enriching student learning, activism and peer accountability. Twice High School students in Community Center 2029 Christina Boateng, Youth Coordinator a month throughout the 2016-2017 school year, students will have the South Philadelphia grades 9-12 at South Phila South 8th Street; Program [email protected] Brandi opportunity to grow as youth advocates in their community, gain a better Prevention Coalition High and students who live location: Onsite of school Wardlow, Director understanding of their personal responsibility and create a new social norm in South Philadelphia (South Phila. HS); Hours: [email protected] toward substance use. In /es•sen•tial/, students will learn healthy During school time alternatives to substance use, methods to build personal character and plans to impact the community around them. At the end of the year, our goal is to have the students become well informed about the social structures in place, strategies to empower themselves and others, and deepen personal commitment in order to illustrate their /es•sen•tial/ role to create change! Sunrise supports youth through afterschool programs who often face High School students in adversity in discovering their strengths, experiencing success and grades 9-12 at South Phila preparing for their futures. We provide academic enrichment,career and High and Elementary After School (3pm-6pm) Maritza Sunrise of Philadelphia college programming and workforce development to youth in summer and students from K-8th grade at Room 311-316 [email protected] during academic year. Offering clubs in Drama, Debate, fitness Yoga and Key, Chester A Arthur, Mindfulness, academic support in literature, Inclusion , Credit Recovery Soutwark, Stanton, and open to all students. Kirbride. Take the Lead Dance Project is a small non profit arts and culture organization in Philadelphia. Our program is an in-school arts education, Students 9-12 in various Take the Lead Dance social and physical development social dance program for high school Tracy Heisler, tracy@taketheleaddance. schools in the city of During school hours Project students in Philadelphia. Our mission is to enrich the lives and education of org Philadelphia high school students in Philadelphia, our goal is to inspire confidence, community, and joy through the practice of social dance Advocacy Institute (Ai) is a youth empowerment and treaining program Health Promotion Council, that teaches young people ages 13-18 the fundamentals of youth 1500 Market Street, Ariel Fuchs, Program Coordinator The Advocacy Institute organizing, community engagement, and legislative advocacy. Ai has All youth ages 13-18 Philadelphia, PA 19102 [email protected]; 267-761-1063 programs such as #RealTalkTobacco and Kensington Youth First which

focus on tobacco, opioid, and gun violence advocacy. Sharleen Van Ams-Barrington Business of Hospitality Specialist Philadelphia Academies, Inc-The Business of Hospitality (TBOH) is an During school hours at South [email protected] enrichment program that focuses on students who are interested in High school students in The Business of Philadelphia High School 347-282-6436 hospitality industry. Students within the Culinary and Graphic Design grades 10th, 11th and 12th Hospitality (TBOH); Room 307 CTE's will have extensive experience within the industry and have the of South Phila. within the Philadelphia Monday thru Thursday, ability to make informed career choices before graduating high school. Culinary and Graphic Design Academies, Inc. occasional Fridays' Iesha Coates Programming also consists of college and career readiness, hospitality CTE's Programs Specialist internships and industry site tours. [email protected] 267-902-5387 Early Intervention is a pre-clinical substance abuse education and intervention program providing evidence-based individual and group Hours of Operation M-F 10: Jessica Repko - Early Intervention The Wedge - Early services to 00AM - 6:00PM Group at Adolescents ages 12-21 Program Counselor jrepko@wedgepc. Intervention Program increase protective factors and knowledge of substance use and SPHS will occur every com 267 – 449 - 7289 abuse while Thursday; Time: TBD establishing healthy social and self-care skills. Rickie Brawer- Co-Driector Center for TJUH offers services and programs to address community's health Urban Health Rickie.Brawer@jefferson. Office locates at 211 S. 9th Thomas Jefferson concerns and needs. Services offered in the past include sport physicals, edu South Philadelphia residents Street, Suite 300. University Hospital community closets, health professional pipeline programs, and summer

programs for high school students who are interested in healthcare field. Yawei Song - Community Benefits Coordinator [email protected] Located at the Community College of Philadelphia 1700 Spring Garden Street Winnet Student Life TRIO Upward Bound is an intensive enrichment program designed to serve Building, S3-14 low income high school students who plan to be the first in their family to Project Director: Aimie Contarino Philadelphia, PA 19130 attend college. The program is funded by the United States Department of [email protected]

Education. Students are recruited in their freshman or sophomore years 68 Students total from (215) 751 - 8458 TRIO Upward Bound at Hours of Operation: from Benjamin Franklin and South Philadelphia High Schools. The program grades 9-12, about 30-35 CCP Offices typically open from 9: curriculum is developed to reflect students’ needs as they aspire to go to from SPHS Education Coordinator: Joseph Madanat 00 AM - 5:30 PM college. The program reflects the Community College of Philadelphia’s [email protected] Afterschool Tutoring for UB mission to provide services which inevitably result in a well-rounded (215) 751 - 8780 students from 3:30 - 6:30 student. PM, Monday-Thursday Saturday Enrichment Program every Saturday from 8:30 AM - 1:30 PM Family Empowerment Services (FES) case managementFES program Christopher Abney Truancy/ United (Family Empowerment Services) works with families to help them meet All truant students ChristopherAbney@ucsep. Banae Jones [email protected] Communities basic needs. There must be at least one child (18 or under) living in the org home for a family to be eligible. Meghan Szafran - Director of School Uplift Center for Grieving Children helps children grieving the death of a and Community Services loved one heal and grow through their grief while strengthening families, ([email protected]); Kevin Carter Uplift Center for communities, and professionals' understanding of how best to respond to Office Hours of operation: Children ages 5-21 - Clinical Director (Kevin@UpliftPhilly. Grieving Children their needs. Uplift offers both in-school and family service general grief Monday - Friday, 9am-5pm. org); and Sarah Sweda - Crisis groups throughout the academic year, as well as the ability to offer crisis Intervention Coordinator support and trainings to professionals throughout the city of Philadelphia. ([email protected]) Program Director: Tiffany Postell All students are eligible to South Philadelphia High Outpatient Mental health services for students. Services provided during [email protected] access our services but must School 2101 S Broad the school day. Outpatient Mental Health services also provided to EOP (215) 510-3093 be eligible for medical St, Philadelphia Pa. 19148 students and individuals in the community. WES Expanded Outpatient Lead Therapist: Melissa Jones assistance. Currently, the Located in RM 112, first WES Health Systems services consist of Individual, Group and Case management services. The [email protected] WES Expanded Outpatient floor, across from the WES Expanded Outpatient Program is desgned to support students and (215) 510- program is servicing 38 Community School their families with the overall goals of improved behavioral and educational 034 students from the SPHS Coordinator. Hours of functioning. community. Operation M-F from 8-4pm.

The Arc advocates for and with individuals with intellectual and All indiviudals with 2350 W. Westmooreland St. Joe Manicini - Executive Director (215) The Arc of Philadelphia developmental disabilities and their families. We promote active intellectual and Philadlephia, PA 19140 229-4550 [email protected] citizenship, self-determination, and full inclusion. developmental disabilities. Hours: 8 am - 5 pm The Youth Development and Career Readiness program is an inspiring place of opportunity that is designed to equip students with the skills and Youth Development & Andrew Blassingame - Program experience necessary for a proficient workforce. This is possible through4700 In 12thWissahickon grade, or Avenue completed Career Readiness- Coordinator (215) the teaching of core professional skills and the placement of on-site Suite11th grade,126 up to 24 years Resources for Human 951-0300 andrew.blassingame@rhd. internship experience. Youth Development strives to maintain the individual old. Philadelphia PA 19144 Development org culture & talent of each youth while connecting them to educational & professional opportunities. Women of Tomorrow Mentor and Scholarship Program is a non-profit organization started in Florida and has been expanded to serve Philadelphia and Detroit. The program focuses on providing professional and local mentoring from accomplished women to female-identifying Female identifying students Lorin Cahow - Program Coordinator l. Women of Tomorrow N/A students between 9th and 12th grade. Seniors who participate for 3 or between 9th and 12th grade [email protected] more years are eligible to apply for a Women of Tomorrow scholarship to assist in their next step plans. Sessions may include guest speakers or field trips as allowed.