Hope Youth Corps 2016 -Jamaica

Hope Youth Corps 2016 -Jamaica

From Brooke Mann

HOPE Youth Corps (HYC) is a faith based, service-learning program for high school & college students that serve in many ways to developing countries, I plan to give my effort at the Jamaica site this summer.

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Hello,

My name is Brooke Mann and I am a 15 year old sophomore at Northeast Metro Tech and a member of the Boston Church of Christ Teen Ministry. I come from a background of adversity and through those short 15 years of my life I have overcame a lot. I believe I can use my personal experience to become a community leader in my local, and perhaps global community someday. I already think globally and act locally with various service organizations in and around Boston, but I want to transcend my regional experience with a trip abroad.   

This upcoming July, I will have the incredible opportunity to serve for 12 days in the island of Jamaica. My heart has been really impacted by the amount of service they need, but especially by the lack of love the less fortunate children receive. In Kingston, Jamaica, where I will be serving, children are introduced to violence and gangs at a young age. It continues to motivate me because in Boston, teenagers are exposed to so much unnecessary violence. That motivation is going towards my drive to impact the lives of children in need.   

The trip to Jamaica will begin on July 19 and I will not arrive back in the U.S until the 30. I will spend that time at the 2016 HOPE Youth Corps site mainly focused on the National Children’s Home. HOPE Youth Corps is a faith-based, service learning program designed for high school and college students. According to their website () the Jamaica site is one of the most successful veteran sites with many years of experience, and a consistently high impact on the hearts of the participants. The residents at the National Children’s Home, ages 7 to 18, need protection from poverty, neglect, physical and sexual abuse. They also crave guidance and counseling to improve their self-esteem and will to succeed. With the privilege of HOPE Youth Corps, I can strive as my role as a mentor to these 80 children to impact their lives on a personal level.

Getting their will cost money and to make this opportunity a reality, I will need your support. Please let me know if there is any way I can make money working around your house or office. I am capable of yard work, baby sitting, car washing, etc.. (anything a healthy young lady can do!) I will also be accepting donations. Please contact me if you’re interested in providing work or donations, as well as any questions you may have for me about the program itself. My contact information is:

Phone: 781-568-0695

Email: [email protected]

With love,

Brooke Mann

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