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NH AmeriCorps Programs
2008-2009 AmeriCorps Programs in NH
City Year NH seeks to prevent risky behaviors through mentoring, tutoring and running out of school time programs for children before they reach9th grade. CYNH also systematically involves children in afterschool programs that incorporate community service and service-learning projects. Combined with targeted tutoring and whole class support, CYNH's program design allows members to form relationships as positive, peer age role models with middle school youth while leading them in education activities that enhance their academic development, interest in their community, and ability to make smart, informed and healthy choices about their future. AmeriCorps Victim
Assistance Program (AVAP)
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The mission of the AmeriCorps Victim Assistance Program (AVAP) is to expand the network of victim services throughout New Hampshire to more effectively meet the needs of victims of domestic and sexual violence. Members of the AmeriCorps Victim Assistance Program are placed throughout New Hampshire at crisis centers, police departments, prosecutor offices, New Hampshire Department of Corrections, and on college and university campuses to offer support and information to victims of domestic and sexual violence. PlusTime NH AmeriCorps
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This program is designed to address the need for additional
afterschool opportunities for NH youth, and also to meet the
critical need for better quality opportunities for youth in the
afterschool time. Data from Kid's Count 2001 suggests that
youth growing up in poverty are more likely to experience substance
abuse, early parenting and court involvement than their more
economically advantaged counterparts. Members will implement
programming to counter these trends through the promotion of youth
developmental assets, as identified by the Search Institute (2000).
Examples of these assets include engaging youth in daily homework
activities, helping youth develop skills to resist negative peer
pressure, and helping youth develop a positive view of their
personal future.
This is a residential program housed at Bear Brook State Park in Suncook NH, which was also the site of the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930’s. The NH Parks AmeriCorps program is dedicated to rehabilitation of New Hampshire’s State Parks as well as conducting environmental activities with Manchester area youth.
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