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The document provides information about Detroit: TEENS, a program for youth ages 14-18 located at 3910 Livernois Avenue in Detroit. The program runs Tuesday through Friday from 3-7 pm and Saturday from 10 am-2 pm. Participants will receive various services including education, career development, mentoring, job shadowing, paid employment opportunities, tutoring, and field trips related to post-secondary education. Interested individuals should contact the project coordinator, Robert Cross, at the phone number or email provided for more details or to register.
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- 1. Detroit: TEENS 3910 Livernois Avenue Detroit, MI 48210 Phone: (313) 304-3158 Fax: (313) 894-0035 Equal Opportunity Employer/Program Funded in Part by The Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth and The Detroit Workforce Development Department Auxiliary Aids and Services Available Upon Request to Individuals With Disabilities Introducing... Available to youth ages 14-18 Tuesday - Friday 3 pm - 7 pm Saturday 10 am - 2 pm Participants will receive: Full-year Club membership with access to all programs Education and Career Development programs Individualized skill assessments Character and Leadership Development programs Individual mentoring Networking and job shadowing opportunities with potential employers Paid employment opportunities at Detroit Clubs Referrals for alternative school services Homework help, tutoring, and assistance with goal-setting Health and Life Skills programs Educational enhancement programs Referrals to other community service organizations Field trips to community colleges, universities and post-secondary education sites Recognitions events and incentives For further details, requirements and registration information, please contact: Robert Cross Detroit: TEENS Project Coordinator (313) 304-3158 rcross@bgcsm.org www.bgcsm.org A Michigan Works! Affiliate