Ymca Youth Gambling
The YMCA Youth Gambling Awareness Program YGAP Is a free service offering educational prevention programs designed to raise youth awareness with regards to gambling, healthy/active living and making informed decisions. The Youth Gambling Awareness Program (YGAP), run by the YMCA, is a free service, offering educational prevention programs designed to raise youth awareness with regards to gambling, healthy/active living, and making informed decisions. Working with the Ontario Ministry of. The Youth Gambling Awareness Program (YGAP), run by the YMCA, is a free service, offering educational prevention programs designed to raise youth awareness with regards to gambling, healthy/active living, and making informed decisions. Working with the Ontario Ministry of. The YMCA Youth Gambling Awareness Program is a free service offering educational prevention programs designed to raise youth awareness with regards to gambling, healthy/active living and making informed decisions. Our educational prevention programs are focused on youth aged 8-24 years old.
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Our After School programs are offered in partnership with area school districts offering care after school. Children participate in a balanced program of open play and structured activities while being supervised by well-trained and caring staff. At YMCA After School, children get involved in a variety of learning centers in addition to program components such as, recreation, arts and crafts, science, music, organized games, CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Children’s Health) healthy snacks, service learning, character development and homework assistance. YMCA After School ensures that children are given a unique mix of activities that focus on developmental assets, the building blocks that teach children how to make positive and intelligent decisions throughout life.
The YMCA provides after school child care for students at the following sites:
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As winter break approaches, it’s time to think about what your kids will do during their two weeks off from school. The YMCA of the Coastal Bend has the answer! Enroll your camper today and enjoy games, crafts, swimming, and more.
WHEN:
Week 1: December 21 – 25, Early dismissal on Thurs. Dec 24th at 12:00 pm & NO CAMP on Dec 25th.
Week 2: December 28 –31st Early Dismissal on Thurs. Dec 31st 12:00 pm release. Closed Jan, 1st 2021
TIME: 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
PRICE: Weekly rate: $90– facility members, $120 community members
LOCATION: YMCA OF THE COASTAL BEND
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YMCA Texas Youth & Government is a statewide civic education and leadership development institute in which YMCA’s, schools, and community organizations involve students in hands-on learning experiences. YMCA Youth and Government allows middle and high school students to experience the excitement of our state government in action. Students meet regularly as a club during the fall semester. Each club consists of participating students and an adult sponsor (usually a teacher) and is guided by YMCA staff and volunteers. Students choose to participate in one of four areas: legislative, judicial, media, or state affairs forum. Area clubs begin meeting during the fall school semester. In November, clubs compete at District Conference, and the top individuals and teams advance to the State Conferences in January (high schools) and February (middle school).
In addition to having a great time and meeting new friends from across the state, these future leaders improved their public speaking, leadership, and critical thinking skills, built self-esteem, and strengthened their character. To see pictures from State Conference and keep up to date on all things related to the YMCA of the Coastal Bend Youth & Government Program, make sure to like us on Facebook.
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Are you passionate about Texas and National Politics! Do you have new and creative ideas on how to solve the issues facing TEXAS?
In Legislative students create bills focused on topics important to them. Bills are debated, considered in committee and moved to house or senate for consideration. Share your passion with other students from your school, city and across the state! Our student legislature considers bills from across the aisle and across all topics. In the Legislature students are given the opportunity to be involved in healthy debate with peers across all subsections of politics.
Examples of major topics that are covered under Texas law:
Public education, higher education (state colleges or universities), health and human services, workers’ compensation, public safety, business and economic development, civil practices, criminal justice, gambling, family issues, environment, intrastate transportation, state chartered financial institutions, state and local government organization, licensing of certain professionals, etc.
JUDICIARY (TRIAL AND APPELLATE)
Are you always watching the news to see the latest from the courts? Do you wonder how that attorney was able to get their client the minimum sentence instead of life? Or are you simply a theatrical person who has been looking for a place to own the show? Then our judicial section is for you!
TRIAL
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Each year students evaluate and debate high press cases from across the nation. Double murders, homicides and so much more! This section allows you to team up with a group of friends, to dominate as a duo or to own the gavel SOLO! Students can participate as Judges presiding over the court room and ultimate decision maker on who has the best case!
Teams can bring together drama addicts and straight debaters to make your team the one to beat! 2 attorneys lead the team through the trial, while the witness and bailiffs help carry the case and are the difference between not guilty and guilty!
APPELLATE
Are you the dynamite duo? Well our Appellate section is the place for you. Show off your writing skills and ability to defend your stance and you and your teammate could reverse the decision on this case! The Judicial section will give you the knowledge of legal procedure, ability to communicate, questioning skills, reasoning ability, and knowledge of law, organization, critical thinking, preparation and teamwork.
NEWSROOM
Everything media you can image, newspaper, broadcast, podcast, blogs and online social media! YG is about teens and covered by teens! Bring your talents and your skills to ensure in-depth coverage of our conferences and events! You could be the star of our news cast at night or the head of our newspaper! Are you a format guru, be our print editor? Can only you see the world perfectly through a lens? Helps us see how you see YG and become our head photographer!
News can make or break politicians! Stretch your influence muscles and show our youth leaders that even in YG somebody is always watching and always listening!
Get ready to expose how much media influences the political process.
In our State Affairs section students create proposals assessing topics in these areas!
Proposals are debated, considered in committee and moved to full contingency consideration. Share your passion with other students from your school, city and across the state! Our State Affairs section considers proposals from across the aisle and across all topics. In the State Affairs section students are given the opportunity to really develop healthy debate with peers across all subsections of politics.
Take this challenge on alone or tag team the debate with a friend or two! Get your graph and visual ready because in State Affairs we challenge you to really think through your stance and defend it!
Annually students select from a group of preselected topics.
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Youth Gambling Awareness Program (YGAP)
Ymca Youth Gambling Awareness Program
The YMCA Youth Gambling Awareness Program is a free service offering educational prevention programs designed to raise awareness of youth gambling, healthy/active living and making informed decisions. Together with the Ministry of Health, the YMCA believes educational awareness programs are essential to enhancing personal development and creating healthier communities.
What does YGap do in the community?
- Offer youth accurate information to reduce harm and assist in making informed choices around gambling and other high risk activities.
- Deliver interactive, curriculum-based awareness workshops for youth ages 8 to 24.
- Offer educational workshops for parents, teachers, health professionals and other agencies and organizations working with youth.
- Plan and implement events designed to promote community awareness and involvement in issues related to youth gambling.
- Facilitate youth-driven initiatives to promote youth expression and community action related to gambling.
Workshops
- What’s At Stake? Gambling Awareness (ages 8 to 14)
- What’s At Stake? Gambling Awareness (ages 15 to 24)
- Betting $ense: Financial Literacy (ages 9 to 14)
- Betting $ense: Financial Literacy (ages 15 to 24)
- Game-Bling: When Gaming Meets Gambling (ages 11 to 14)
- Game-Bling: When Gaming Meets Gambling (ages 15 to 24)
- Media Impact: Media Literacy (ages 11 to 14)
- Media Impact: Media Literacy (ages 15 to 18)
- Play It Safe! Health & Physical Education (ages 8 to 14)
- Stigma and Gambling (ages 15 to 24)
- Prevention Begins with Awareness: Workshop designed for parents, teachers, and adults involved in young people’s lives
To book a workshop please contact:
London / Middlesex
Youth Outreach Worker
Phone: 519 907-5500 ext. 1055
Ymca Youth Programs
Windsor / Essex
Patricia Dubé, Bilingual Youth Outreach Worker
Phone: 519.256.7330 ext. 238