Our Programs
At ReWritten our mission is nothing short of enriching the community and watching lives transform. Our resource facility is located at the center of a largely fatherless community. The void left by absent fathers and the challenges facing the children we work with are seen as more than sad statistics. They are seen as an occasion to which we rise. Through diversified programs and practical help, we work alongside families to create a productive and peaceful community.
At ReWritten we strive not to whitewash unsavory headlines, but instead to change lives — to rewrite the headlines for the better.
Our programs are varied and highly relational. Board members, staff, and volunteers work to ensure not only the academic success of our children but to develop positive interpersonal skills in the community as well.
Upper Hand
A program designed to increase academic excellence by providing individualized educational support through subject assessment, customized tutoring instruction, and 1-1 homework help. Participants will see an increase in academic performance and a desire to maintain improved performance.
Better to Give
A program designed to engage our participants in the community through giving back from their personal resource bank. Participants will gain an increased awareness of surrounding community issues and a desire to improve the quality of life for their own lives and those of their surrounding community.
Script
A writing based program created to engage participants in the art of storytelling and the narrative process through the written word. Participants will gain and develop the skills needed to write stories with clear plot lines and strong character development.
Roads
A goal oriented program aimed at teaching kids the significance of setting and working towards achievable and realistic standards. Participants will gain a boost in self-confidence, improved work ethic and an acceptance and responsibility for decisions made.
Mentoring
High school students may participate in small group mentoring as well as life skills activities. ReWritten mentoring programs are overseen by licensed therapists and social workers.
Tutoring
Children in grades K-12 receive homework help and small group tutoring, Monday-Thursday. One-on-one tutoring is offered as needed.
Core
A holistic program designed to work closely with select participants to achieve academic success and develop positive interpersonal skills through tutoring, team building activities, and program-based incentives.