The Roselle Family Success Center offers the following programs:

The Strengthening Families Programs: The Strengthening Families Program (SFP) for families with youth ages 3-5/6-11 (14-session program) is a family skills training program designed to increase resilience and reduce risk factors for substance abuse, depression, violence and aggression, delinquency, and school failure in at risk 6 -11 year old children and their parents. Positive results from over 15 independent research replications demonstrate that the program is robust and effective in increasing assets and protective factors by improving family relationships, parenting skills, and improving youth's social and life skills. For more information contact Shawnta’ Williams at (908) 445-8043.

On T.R.A.C.K: The On T.R.A.C.K. (Teens Reaching Artistic Creativity and Knowledge of Self) Program offers life-skills and creative arts programming to Union County youth. This is a strength based program designed to build each child’s internal assets and foster the development of healthy life-skill. The sessions focus on developing:

• Goal Setting
• Communication skills
• Stress management/ Coping Skills
• Managing Feelings
• Peer Pressure
• Decision Making
• Leadership Skills

In addition to the curriculum based components, the program integrates creative arts activities as a means to help each child tap into his/her unique talents. The creative component includes singing, dancing, drama, scrap booking and more. The members participate in a live performance at the end of their session.

Sister to Sister: Sister to Sister is a Female Mentoring Group that specifically focuses on teenagers and the many different facets of their life. Sister to Sister is primarily topically driven, weighing heavily upon the young women of this mentoring group to participate and share openly and honestly. Not only are the young women engaged on Wednesday evenings, but consistently, in an attempt to expand their minds and horizons, an attempt is made to engage in some form of an activity. Whether it is partaking of Community Service, supporting each other in their school extracurricular activities, or just hanging out at the Bowling Alley or movies, Sister to Sister seeks to empower the young women in many ways. Sister to Sister has the awesome and integral support of Ms. LaTia Pope, a very capable 4th/5th grade school teacher at Elvy Moore Elementary School in Roselle, NJ. This year, all of the young women are on a journey of self discovery.  There are 6 Guiding Principles that Guide their sessions:

• Character Education and Etiquette
• Community Awareness
• Education and Careers
• Health and Wellness
• Life Skills
• Self Awareness

Sister to Sister meet every Wednesday evening from 4:30-6:00 pm.  There are approximately 10 Females ranging from ages 15-18 from Abraham Clark High School.  Please come out, enjoy, and expect to have a seed planted in your heart that will never be erased.

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