Working with youth and adults within mental health involves providing support, therapy, and resources to help individuals manage their mental health challenges. It's essential to create a safe and empathetic environment, use evidence-based practices, and tailor interventions to meet each person's unique needs. Collaboration with other professionals, ongoing education, and advocating for mental health awareness are also key aspects of this work.
Teaching financial literacy to individuals aged 7 and above involves introducing basic concepts like saving, budgeting, and understanding the value of money. For adults in a general economic context, topics may include investments, debt management, retirement planning, and understanding economic trends. Using age-appropriate resources, practical examples, and interactive activities can enhance learning outcomes for both youth and adults in financial literacy education.
"God's Children on the Move" (Non-Profit) aims to raise mental health awareness and promote financial literacy within lower-income communities. The organization may offer accessible mental health resources, support groups, and workshops to destigmatize mental health issues. Simultaneously, they can provide financial literacy programs tailored to the community's needs, focusing on budgeting, saving, and smart financial decision-making. Collaborating with local partners, schools, and community centers can help reach a wider audience and make a
To enhance wealth well-being and financial stability in youth and adult communities, initiatives can include financial literacy workshops, budgeting seminars, and savings programs tailored to different age groups. Collaborating with local financial institutions, offering mentorship opportunities, and providing access to resources like scholarships or job training can further support economic empowerment. Engaging with surrounding areas through outreach programs, partnerships, and community events can amplify the impact and reach of efforts to promote financial stability and wealth well-being.
Aryana Gardner
2016-Carnegie Hall (honor Choir)
2017-Washionton DC (honor Choir with Famous Opera Singer)
2010-1st place winner of Thea foundation performing Arts Scholarship.
2019-Opera in Concert in Italy, Attending Ouachita Baptist Univ. Class of 2021,
Other talent
(Makeup Artist).
Daughter of Marcus and Anquinette Gardner. Ambition and goals to be a music Executive at a well-respected musical label compony or my own label and compony.
Justin
2017 - Boy’s State Ambassador
2017 - 1st place Union district poem competition
2017 - 1st place Talent Show Winner at J.A. Fair
2018 – Honored Senior Drum Major
Eric Norris is a native of Marianna, AR. He serves as a Customer Service Technician and Biomed at Agiliti Health, a medical equipment management company. Eric attends Otter Creek Community Church and serves on the Operations team. He has a passion to be able to help the youth set and achieve whatever positive goals they may have in life. Eric loves to help and serve. He is the youngest male of 6 children. Eric has one lovely daughter and resides in Little Rock.
Debra Garrett is a native of Marianna, AR. She’s a member of Otter Creek Community Church in Little Rock, AR. She’s also a member of the OES and served as the Worthy Matron. She enjoys helping the youth fulfill their educational, vocational or artistic desires. Debra has two beautiful children, Chasity and Kobe and resides in Little Rock. She is the youngest female in her family.
Diccie Millen, born second oldest out of six children to Reginal Sr. and Shirley Millen. Within my teen age years, I have always acknowledged me being over the top with my imagination, but within me over the top imagination, I applied it to play writing were my ideals, talents, and my imagination can be exposed to reality. I have carried this ambition for many years looking forward for the opportunity to apply my talent to all ages, especially working with the youth. This is one way that allows me to give back and help the youth within our community.
Nedra Whitaker is his lovely partners, Nedra is also a property manager for many years here in Little Rock, AR. She enjoys cooking and working together with youth to train them about healthy and very nutritious meals, feeding souls spiritually and physi
Jay Whitaker is a native form the east coast with the degree of Master Chief. Jay is very passionate about healthy nutritious foods and cooking with the ambition of teaching youths about healthy meals. He enjoys cooking and working together with youth to teach in a positive setting about healthy and nutritious meals. Chief Jay Motto (Feeding souls spiritually and physically).
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Carl Smith
Married 10 years, 5 children, 8 grandchildren. Founder of the program GCOTM. Employed at Koppers Inc./ Union Pacific 5 years and counting. Currently self-employed as a Credit Repair Agent. Have previously work with the youth program at ST. Mark Baptist Church for two years. I was an assistant coach with the Litter Rock Saints for three years. it’s always been my passion working with the youth acknowledging and understanding the youth are our future. This program has been on my agenda and heart for ten years (2009), ITS TIME.
Tonya Smith
I am a Veteran of the Army. Employed by the Social Security Administration for 6years. I have a B.S in Organizational Management from Central Baptist College of Conway, AR. Co-founder of the program. I am a very dependable, a great record keeper, a well-organized and focus individual.
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