3 3 Ideas Genereated from the Youth Summit

A-1: More Integrating of Classroom/Youth

A-2: How can the county bring more grant money to fund & manage Social & Emotional (SEL) for schools, agencies & communities? How can our county provide TOT so we can do our own best practice training?

A-3: Television show ideas to support our community via local talk show.

A-4: Environmental Strategies to Decrease Alcohol Access & Availability

A-5: How do we help struggling families with basic needs?

B-1: Community Centers

B-2: That every child has a positive committed adult in their life.

B-3: Mobile Sampler Programs

B-4: Champions as We Move Forward

C-1: Senior Mentoring with Tax Incentives

C-2: Opportunities for Youth to be Involved in Creative Activities

C-3: Ways to provide Daycare Support for single moms

C-4: Actively engage parents in the lives of their children

C-5: Youth Lead Summit

D1: Medical Homes

D2: Special Needs Childcare for 0-6

D3: Dial-A-Ride

D4: Mental Security for Students

D5: Teen Involvement in the community/ Community Service, Service Learning   

E1: Help Reduce Bullying Behavior

E-2 (continuation of A2): How can the county bring more grant money to fund & manage Social & Emotional (SEL) for schools, agencies & communities? How can our county provide TOT so we can do our own best practice training?    

E-3: Guaranteed College Tuition:  The Kalamazoo Promise

E-4: Youth in JDC – Early intervention

F1: Establish Intentional Voluntary Community

F2: Culture of Poverty

F3: Parents in Crisis

F5: Increasing awareness of 0-6

G1: Cross-School mentoring system in Butler County

G2: Government Learning Possibilities

G3: Continued Cross-Student mentoring, which became the formation of a council of volunteers.

G5: Unleash the Natural tendencies of youth to help

H2: Foster Care

H3: Making Asset Development Intentional

H5: Low cost/no cost solutions