REVERE YOUTH
     CENTER
  Supported by The Revere
  Neighborhood Developers
WHAT IS A YOUTH CENTER?
 A Youth Center is a social
  and recreational institution
  intended for children and
  teens. Such a center             “ All too often we are giving
  supports opportunities for         young people cut flowers
  youth to develop their                  when we should be
  physical, social, emotional, a       teaching them to grow
  nd cognitive abilities and to           their own plants.”
  experience                           – John W. Gardner
  achievement, leadership, enj
  oyment, friendship, and
  recognition.
REVERE’S YOUTH CENTER PAST
 ROCA Revere closed 13 years ago and since then, Revere has
  been at a loss of a Youth Center, which was vital to promoting
  teen development, drug and health awareness, community
  organizing and recreational activities.
 Dimple: “I was an honor student, but outside of school I still
  needed support to develop my identity and build leadership skills.”
 Sarath: “As a survivor of mine and my family’s refugee
  resettlement and trauma experience, being involved with a youth
  center brought resources for me to be a true Community Leader
  today.”
 Michael: “I dropped out of high school to provide for my family. If
  it wasn’t for my involvement in a youth center I wouldn’t have
  pursued my GED, develop work skills, leave gang life behind, and
  be in college.”
WORCESTER YOUTH CENTER
OTHER YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS
WHY NOW?
 Revere is limited in terms of what
  young individuals can do to alleviate
  themselves from the daily stresses
  of a high school student.
     Because of this, youth are more
       susceptible to negative
       influences, including drug
       use, violence, and the most deadly of
       all, boredom.
 Having a Youth Center opens up
  opportunities for youth experience
  achievement, leadership, enjoyment,
  friendship, and recognition.
     Possible installments include: a
       recording studio, indoor basketball
       court, a gym, a youth-lead café, art
       design studio, tutoring programs, etc.
SUPPORT
           In order to make this a reality, we need
            the support of young individuals such
            as yourself. You are the foundation
            that this Youth Center lies on.
           The Worcester Youth Center was only
            possible because of young individuals
            from its community.
                 They were the ones who came together and
                  voiced their opinions to their mayor, their city
                  council, etc, and made their Youth Center what
                  it is today.
           We are currently in the same process
             as well, but we need to figure out the
             general consensus of what students
             want for the future of our community.
                 Surveys
                 Get your parents involved!

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    REVERE YOUTH CENTER Supported by The Revere Neighborhood Developers
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    WHAT IS AYOUTH CENTER?  A Youth Center is a social and recreational institution intended for children and teens. Such a center “ All too often we are giving supports opportunities for young people cut flowers youth to develop their when we should be physical, social, emotional, a teaching them to grow nd cognitive abilities and to their own plants.” experience – John W. Gardner achievement, leadership, enj oyment, friendship, and recognition.
  • 3.
    REVERE’S YOUTH CENTERPAST  ROCA Revere closed 13 years ago and since then, Revere has been at a loss of a Youth Center, which was vital to promoting teen development, drug and health awareness, community organizing and recreational activities.  Dimple: “I was an honor student, but outside of school I still needed support to develop my identity and build leadership skills.”  Sarath: “As a survivor of mine and my family’s refugee resettlement and trauma experience, being involved with a youth center brought resources for me to be a true Community Leader today.”  Michael: “I dropped out of high school to provide for my family. If it wasn’t for my involvement in a youth center I wouldn’t have pursued my GED, develop work skills, leave gang life behind, and be in college.”
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    WHY NOW?  Revereis limited in terms of what young individuals can do to alleviate themselves from the daily stresses of a high school student.  Because of this, youth are more susceptible to negative influences, including drug use, violence, and the most deadly of all, boredom.  Having a Youth Center opens up opportunities for youth experience achievement, leadership, enjoyment, friendship, and recognition.  Possible installments include: a recording studio, indoor basketball court, a gym, a youth-lead café, art design studio, tutoring programs, etc.
  • 7.
    SUPPORT  In order to make this a reality, we need the support of young individuals such as yourself. You are the foundation that this Youth Center lies on.  The Worcester Youth Center was only possible because of young individuals from its community.  They were the ones who came together and voiced their opinions to their mayor, their city council, etc, and made their Youth Center what it is today.  We are currently in the same process as well, but we need to figure out the general consensus of what students want for the future of our community.  Surveys  Get your parents involved!