HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-1995-169RESOLUTION NO. 169-95
A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVINGTHE NON-FINANCIAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OFDANIA AND FRIENDS OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH AND
FAMILIES, INC. REGARDING SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED AT
MODELLO PARK AND RECREATION CENTER; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA;
Section 1. That the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida, hereby
approves the Non-financial Agreement between the City of Dania and Friends of
children and Youth and Families, Inc. for services to be provided at the location of
Modello Park and Recreation center. A copy of which agreement is attached hereto
and made a part hereof as "Exhibit A", be and the same is hereby approved, and the
appropriate city officials are hereby directed to execute same.
Section 2. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
M YOR-o ISSIONER
CIry CLERK UDITOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
4,J c. a//*BY
Frank C. Adler, City Attorney Resolution No. '169-95
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 12th day of December, 1 995.
ATTEST:
NON.F!NANCIAL AGREEMENT
BEIWEEN
FRIENDS OF CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES, INC.
AND THE CITY OF DANIA, FL
This agreement is between the parties named above regarding the use of, and services to be
provided atthe location of Modello Park and Recreation Center. Modello Park is located in and
operatedbytheGityolDania(hereafterrelenedtoastfeGity). FriendsolChildren,Youlh
and Families, lnc. (Hereinafter refened to as Fiends ofthildten) is a non-profit agency whose
mission is to advocate and provide services lor youth and the unempowered citizens of South
Florida.
Filends ol Children will provide the lollowing:
Four (4) part-time stafl, employed underthe Friends ol children MADDADS proiectto work at
the location Modello Park Recreation Center;
This staff will include:
Youth Specialist lor the Atter School Program
Monday - Friday 2:30 - 6:30 PM
Values Training Coordinator for Girls
Tuesdays 3:30 - 5:30 PM
Values Training Coordinator for Boys
Tuesdays and Thursdays 4:30 - 5:30 PM
lnformation Refenal/Street Patrol Specialist
Monday-Friday2 7PM
Management assistance for the Recreation Center;
ln service Training for the City employees located at the Center;
Assistance with the development of a year long plan of sporting and educational activities for
youth between the ages of 6 -18 who frequent the Park and Recreation Center;
Becommendations for the cosmetic appearance and enhancement of the recreation center to
provide maximum results from the programs and services being provided;
Media exposure to the city's etforts to improve the quality of services being provided to the
residents who use Modello's Park and Recreation Center; and,
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Friends ol Children will provide the City with a certificate of insurance which provides for
general liability insurance and workman's compensation coverage for its employees.
The City ol Dania aglees to the tollowing:
The Gity will provide full access and use of Modello Park and Recreation Centerto Ftiends ol
Children forthe expressed purpose of providino the services and assistance as listed above.
Use of all tacilities will be scheduled with the appropriate city staff;
The City will authorize Friends ol Ghildren to provide the seryices and assistance listed above;
The Cify wi#provide financial assistance and statfing, as it deems necessary and appropriate,
with the purchase of supplies and equipment for sporting, educational and other activities to be
provided exclusively at Modello Park and Recreation Center;
The Gity will provide, as it deems necessary and appropriate, for the maintenance, repair and
up keep of the park and recreation center;
The Gity will agree to meet with the management of Filends ol Ghildten, as necessary, for the
effective operations and management of Modello Park and Recreation Center;
The City will designate a contact person with who Friends ol Children may communicate on a
regular basis to assure that the specific interest and concems of all parties are met;
The City will authorize Friends ol Children to use/include the Ci$ and Modello Park in any
advertising and/or printed material promoting the programs and/or services being provided at
Modello Park. Financial responsibility for said advertising and/or pilnted material will belong
exclusively to Filends ol Ghildren unless otherwise agreed upon by both parties;
The Gity will maintain general liability insurance for Modello park and Recreation Center and all
activities held at that location; and,
Both parties agree to intorm the other at least 30 days in advance if any part of this agreement
is no longer acceptable and/or il any part of this agreement is to be terminated.
lN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement on the
19_, each of which shall without proof or accounting
for the other counterpart be deemed an original Contract.
day of
Willie Myles, M.S. Ed., Founder and President
Friends of Children, Youth and Families, lnc.
(Seal)
ATTEST:
MAYOR. COMMISSIONER
Date
CW OF DANIA
By:
MARIE JABALEE, CITY CLERK
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
By:&--e. c. d*rL
FRANK C. ADLER, CITY ATTORNEY
By:
CITY MANAGER
FRIENDS OF CHILD YOUTH,
AND FAMILIES,INC.
1995-96
PROGRAM PROFILE
"Prevention, Not Prisons, It Makes Sense"TM
FRIE];OF CHILDREI{,YO UTH, AND FAMIL , ['{C.
PROGRAM PROFILE
MAD-DADS (Men Against Destruction
Defending Against Drugs and Social-disorders)
Prosram Description:
MAD-DADS of Dania, is funded by the Broward Conrnrission on Substance Abuse and the Broward
County Sheriffs Office. The purpose of this program is to empower men in the community to help
reclaim the community from alcohol, tobacco and other illegal drugs There are four (a) compotrents to
the MAD-DADS program:
Steet Patrol: People in the community patol the streets in their neighborhood from 8:30 p.m. -
12:00 midnight.
Midnieht Basketball: Every Monday and Wednesday night adults, and youth from the
commrurity comes together to engage in positive activities that will facilitate community spirit
and community bonding. The league includes; basketball, racquetball, tennis, baseball, and
swimming when available.
Information and Referral Services: During our walks if we meet individuals who need our
services, we are able to refer them out to appropriate services. The MAD-DADS program
realizes that people need to be able to access services after 5:00 p.m.
Youth Division: A weekly structured classroom style session designed to teach boys and girls
important values that will help them remain drug free.
These services are available to the rmempowered children, youttu and families, in the City of Dania.
The MAD-DADS groups are available to assist large groups with activity patrols.
Contact Persons:
Jacqueline Hampton,
Director of Operations
(30s) 733-8805
or
Gregory Myers,
Street Panol/Information and Referral Specialist
(305) 921-7010 or 925-1777
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Elisibilitv Criteria:
FRIEI OF CHILDREN YOUTH, AND FAMIL INC.
PROGRAM PROFILE
CARTER G. WOODSON SCHOLARS
Program Description:
The Carter G. Woodson Scholars program is funded through private sponsors. A Woodson Scholar is a
youth between the age of8-18 who believes that service transcends leadership. These are youth who
believe in helping others through community senrices. Youth may be inducted based upon the
following criteria: academics, cultural and artistic with documented community services.
The Carter G. Woodson Scholar must complete the following at least one (l) year after induction:
Must enroll in one (l) ofthe youth programs offered by Friends ofChildrert
Youtb, and Families, Inc.
Must attend the monthly meetings.
19'1us1 dssrrment the volunteerism hours:
120 hours (8-12 years of age)
240 hours (12-18 years ofage)
Must read "Mis-Education of the Negro" and attend study sessions as announced.
Elieibility Criteria:
Only the serious minded youth need apply who comply with the above qualifications.
Contact Person:
Willie Myles, M.S. Ed.,
President and Founder
(305) 733-8805
lnductions are held in October, January, April and June. Inductees receive a Carter G. Woodson
Scholar jacket and an certificate of achievement.
FRIE IOF CHILDREN.YO f]-TH, AND FAMIT ,INC.
PROGRAM PROFILE
VALIIE TRAINING CENTERS (VTC Center)
This project is ftrnded as an enhancement service of Friends of Children, Youth and Familis5 MAD
DADS Program. The strategy is desigred to provide values haining to boys and girls between the age
of 10-18 years of age who exhibit indicators ofjuvenile delinquenry. The youth meet one (l) day per
week and the format is group sessions. They discuss the nine (9) core values common to all cultures.
The purpose of this sfrategy is to assist youth with the understanding of what causes them to behave in
a destructive manner, and more importantly how they can change negative behaviors into positive ones.
Other areas that are explored are family values, bonding, conllict resolutiorl culture , manhoo{
womanhood, and substance abuse prevention.
Girls Only:
Tuesdays or Thursdays
3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Verlene Davis
MAD DADS Office
Saratoga Apts.
715 W. Dania Beach, Blvd.
925-1777
Elieibility Criteria:
All participants must be referred through Friends of Chil&en Youth and Families.
ContactPerson: Jacqueline Hampton
(305) 733-8805/86s1
Bovs Onlv:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Andre Newton
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Prosram DescriDtion:
FRIEI OF CHILDREN YOUTII, AI\D FAMIL.INC.
Non-Secure Detention Program
Program Description:
Friends ofChildren, Youth, and Families, lnc., operates a 24 hour facility for ten (10) males under the
age of 18, who require detention placemen! but who are at a level of risk appropriate for home
detention. Additionally, the facility provides temporary placement for youth who might otherwise be
seriously detained and is intended to reduce the overcrowding in secure detention.
It is our belief that these youth can be helped, however, there needs to be standards of excellence set
for all of them. The emphasis placed on this project is to inculcate cultural awareness, values training
and to provide educational enhancements.
Elieibility Criteria:
Court ordered placements
Contact Persons:
Beved Walker,
Program Manager
(30s) 4674418
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PROGRAM PROFILE
FRIENDS OF CHILDREN YOUTH, AND FAMILIES, INC.
PROGRAM PROFILE
RITES OF PASSAGE
Program Description:
The Rites of Passage is an ancient African tradition that assist youth with the transitioning from
adolescent to young adulthood. This program emphasizes cultural enhancement as a protective factor.
We believe that youth must learn respect for themselves, their community, their families, and their
world. This program also assist youth in dealing with issues that affect them on a daily basic such as
peer pressure, dating lack ofpositive self esteenl and also of making the decision to remain alcohol,
tobacco, and drug free.
ElisibiliW Criteria:
The Rites ofPassage is for boys and girls.
o Booster Rites of Passage: 8-12 years ofage. Rites ofPassage: 12-18 years of age
*Curriculum material developed from "Transition to Manhood Through The Rites of Passage", W.
Curtis Myles.
Contact Person:
Kwame Afoh
Culturd Enhancement Specialist
(3Os) 4674491
and
Brian Johnsorq
Case Manager
(30s) 4674491
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PROGRAM PROFILE
"BOYS TO MEN" Mentoring Program
Program Description:
The 'Boys to Menn mentoring program is based upon the concept that it takes men to teach boys how
to become men. Additionally, it is our belief that males play a significant role in the development of
our youth. The program is designed to recruit men who have a commihent to this belief. Our goal is
to provide male role models for youth who are:
From single family with female head of household
Incarcerated youth
Youth separated from family members
Please secure an application packet from our oflice by calling (305) 733-8805.
Contact Person:
Willie Myles, M.S. Ed.,
Founder and President
(3os) 733-8805
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467449t
FRIE ; OF CHILDREN, YOU-TH AND FAMIL INC.
PROGRAM PROFILE
FRIENDS OF CHILDREN YOI.ITH CENTER
"Intensive Day Treatment Program"
Friends of Children, Youtlu and Families, Inc. (Friends of Children) provides lntensive Day Treatment
services for twenty (20) male youth between the ages of twelve ( 12) and eighteen ( l8) years. The
program provides comprehensive treatuent services for youth committed to the Juvenile Justice
Departrnent. The 'Friends of Children Youth Center-Intensive Day Treatment Program' operates seven
(7) days per week with the following schedule:
Monday thru Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. (supervision only)
The overall goal of the NTU project is to increase the resiliency and protective factors of high risk
A.frican-American youth and their families to reduce the likelihood that these youth will use ATOD's
and/or commit crimes. The progr&tr achieves this goal through a variety of cultural, educational, and
therapeutic services including the Rites of Passage Progranl ATOD Education, Africentric Education,
Parenting workshops, and In-Home Family Therapy. The program includes in-class sessions at the
school, Africentric Education and Substance Abuse Prevention Courses, after-school sessions for the
futes of Passage Progranr, and evening sessions for the Family Therapy and Parenting Workshops. The
youth also participate in weekend retreats and field trips in the community. Although the model is
specifically designed for youth of the Atican Diaspor4 the model also works with all youth..
Elieibilitv Criteria:Program Location:
Cowt Order Placements Friends of Children Youth Center
807 Northwest Sth Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 3331 I
Contact Persons:
Willie Myles, M.S. Ed.,
President and Founder
(305) 733-8805 or 4674491
or
Eric Green
Program Admini strator
(305) 467-4491
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Program Descriotion:
PROGRAM PROFILE
''GIRLFRIENDS''
'GIRLFRIENDS' is a substance abuse prevention program finded by the Broward County
Commission on Substance Abuse, which targets females who are enrolled in school grades 69, and
also females who are detained in the Juvenile Detention Center. The youth will be referred by school
guidance counselors with the final decision for placement being made by project staff. Youth who are
in the Juvenile Detention Center will be referred by the Superintendent or the youth's Case Manager.
Below are some of the indicators:
. Repeated school failureo First time suspended or repeated suspensions. First time intemal suspension. Previous arrest record or encounter with the law. Poor school attendanceo Children of drug or alcohol abusers
Contact Persons:
Jacqueline Hampton,
Director of Operations
(305) 733-8805
or
Felicia Bnrnson,
Program Administator
(305) 733-8805
FRIEI^' OF CHILDREN, YoUTH, AND FAMIL-^ NC.
Prosram Descriotion:
FRIEI'^- OF CHILDREN, YOUTH, AI\D FAMTL"^ INC.
PROGRAM PROFILE
BOYS TO MEN (Male Responsibility Program)
Proqram Description:
This project is firnded by the Bureau of Children's Services/Children Services Division. It is desiped
to ad&ess the needs of 100 male youth in fourth (ath), and liffh (5th) grade who have been identified
by designated school personnel as having exhibited indicators of inappropriate behaviors rhrt may
result in suspension or expulsion, which may lead to juvenile delinquency. Our goals are as follows:
To concentate our services in areas where there is not a concentration of social services.
. Participants will attend group session once per week, however, the program specialist is
available in the school throughout the week.
The unique feahue about this strategy is that it requires men to volunteer in the schools. We believe
that the male presence in the schools will have a positive effect upon our children.
Elieibility Criteria:
Check with your child's school for additional information.
LOCATIONS:
Collins Elementary School
1050 Northwest 2nd Sreet
Dania, Florida 33004
Bethune Elementary School
2400 Meade S&eet
Hollywood, Florida 33020
Stirling Elementary School
5500 Stirling Road
Hollywood" Florida 33021
Contact Persons:
Willie Myles, M.S. Ed.,
President
(305) 733-8805
or
Kwame Afotl
Program Coordinator
(30s) 733-880s
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MAD-DADS
Men Against Destruction Defendtng
Against Drugs and Soctal Disorders
"The Force Behind the
Change...-....."'tt
OPERATIONS MAI{UAL
Drup Control and Svstem nt Formula Grant
(Edward Byrne Memorial State and Lxal Asshtance Progan)
E. Program Objeaives and Pedormance Measures
Complete uniform program objectives and performancc measures (found in Apoendix VIID
for the federally authorized progam area you want to implement Your appllcatlon ls not
coBplete ryithout them snd an lncomplete application wlll not be considered for subgrsnt
fundlng,
If a program area selected does not have uniform program objectives published in this
document or if you cannot relate your objectives to those stated, contact Tom Bishop at
904/488{090 for further instructions. DO NOT mlx objectives from different Program
Areas.
Start below and use continuation pages as necessary.
Prosram Obiective 4.4 -
Prosram Obiecttve 4.5 -
To sulq 60 homes during thc grant perid
To hold 12 Neighborhood Watch Meetings during thc grant prid-
Program Obiecttve 4.8 -
Program Obiective 4.13 -
To implement 24 citizefl pafiols duing the grant period
To develop 4 neighborhood clean-up campaigns.
Prosram Obiective 4.14 -To develop 5 ahemative &rg-fro events during the grant period-
hoeram Obiecttve 4.15 -To have Law Enforcenunt cmrdbute with or create 2 advisory
burds, tetwnt associatiotu, youth group or small neighborhd group
durtng the grant priod-
Prosram Objective 4.28 - To serve 100 adults and youth in sp* in prograns offered fu
ammunity or rcighborhood recreation centers in high risk
rcighbrhds during the grant prid.
Program Obiective 4.i0 - To serve 60 individuals in acadenic or vocttional trdining prograns
offered by ammunity or neighborhd recreation centen in high isk
rcighborhds during thc grant period-
Subgrut AWUcad.B to k S.
Additionol Objectives
1. To providc 12 sessiotts of Street Patrol Training during thc grant Wid-
2 To providc 252 structure4 daily program sessions for youth ages 8'12 and young teerc.
3. To provide 100 Valucs Training worlchops for fo1ts (50) and Ebb (50) that teach resiliatq skills
-tap-p1pg (Men Against Destruction^
Deynding Against Drugs an"d Social'disora". ")
PROGRAM PROFILE
Proqram Descriotion:
MAD-DADS of Dania, is funded by the Broward Commission on Substance Abuse and the
Broward County Sheriffs Office. The purpose ot this program is to empower men in the
community to help reclaim the community from alcohol, tobacco and other illegal drugs.
There are four (4) components to the MAD-DADS program:
Street Patrol: People in the community patrol the streets in their neighborhood from 8:30
p.m. -'12:00 midnight.
Midnight Athletic League: Every Monday and Wednesday night adults, and youth from
the community comes together to engage in positive activities that will facilitate
community spirit and community bonding. The league includes; basketball, racquetball,
tennis, baseball, and swimming when available.
lnformation and Belerral Services: During our walks if we meet individuals who need our
services, we are able to refer them out to appropriate services. The MAD-DADS program
realizes that people need to be able to access services after 5:00 p.m.
Values Training: A weekly structured classroom style session designed to teach boys
and girls important values that will help them remain drug free.
Eliqibilitv Criteria:
These services are available to the unempowered children, youth, and families, in the City
of Dania. The MAD-DADS groups are available to assist large groups with activity patrols.
Contact Persons:
Jacqueline Hampton,
Project Coordinator
(305) 733-8805
Gregory Myers,
Street Patrol/lnformation and Referral Specialist
(3Os) 925-1777
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PROGRAM BRIEFING
MAD-DADS of Dania:
d ls an organization of men and fathers coming together as a unit.
d ls about organizing neighborhoods and being more visible and active in the
community being served.
d ls about providing good examples and role models for our children.
This organization shall become an umbrella organization of community residents who wish
to take an active part in solving the deplorable conditions currently plaguing the citizens of
the targeted area.
There are four (4) main components through which the program will be implemented.
!. Street Patrols:
Street Patrols will be coordinated by MAD-DADS Specialists. Patrols will take
place once per week. This is one component of the MAD-DADS Project, that is
critical and dangerous. Everyone will be well organized and well trained before
entering into any area that's heavily infested with gangs and drug sales. Everyone
who walks, must receive training on the methodology in which MAD-DADS patrols
the streets. lt is important that LEO's realize that community people are not trying to
be police officers. They are simply attempting to get control of their community. The
street patrols are not designed for media blitzes and should be taken seriously. The
biggest mistake is to rush out and hit the streets. Street patrols normally are kicked
off three or four months after a community has been mobilized. lts all according to
the size of the city and the severity of the problem.
A. What role do Local law Enlorcement Officers (LEO) play?
The Broward Sheriffs Office plays a very important role with the Dania MAD-DADS
Project. lt is important that everyone understands their role. On occasions local law
enforcement officers may feel left out, and activities may appears to be at a standstill.
Be assured that the inner community is beginning to heal itself. lt is very important
that we allow the community to identify its problems and allow them to attempt to
work them out. The LEO's serve as a support system as the community begins to
heal itself. lt is very important that LEO's work cooperatively with those men who are
working in the community. There are no places for egos, when mobilizing a
community.
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B. Police cers who walk must be plain ctothesman:
All walkers must adhere to the procedures as given by the MAD-DADS leaders.
Officers must blend in with the walkers and not exert their 'policeness'. After all, the
walkers live in the community 24 hours. At all times promote unity and positive
thinking.
ll. MidnighlBasketballactivities:
!ll. lnformation and Referral:
It is important that all participants have the name and contact for the following
seryrces:
Housing
Emergency shelters
Shelters for people with AIDS
Shelters for battered wives
Shelters for victims of abuse
Food
Department of Social Services
Medical
Health Department
Employment
Broward Employment and Training Administration (BEIA)
State of Florida Employment Services
Temporary employment services
It iS our desire to provide assistance to participants through this aclivity who may
need refenal services, i.e., drug treatrnent, employment, etc. You will not see a
worker walking around with a pad in his hand inteMewing the players, however, what
you will see is a lot of interaction with community players and MAD-DADS staff.
The role of the officers in this activity is subtle. There should be interaction with the
community players. Please avoid sitting back watching the players play' blend in.
Midnight basketba!! will occur only on Wednesday nights. Other activities
shoutd be coordinated with Parks and Recreations, BSO, and other agencies.
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lV. Values Train ^"
To provide values training to boys and girls between the ages of 1G18 years of age.
The purpose of this strategy is to assist youth with the understanding of what causes
them to behave in a destructive manner, and more importantly, how they can change
negative behaviors into positive ones. Other areas that are explored are family
values, bonding, conflict resolution, culture, manhood and womanhood, all from a
substance abuse prevention perspective. Facilitators will provide this training at least
two hour per week.
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SUGGESTED PROGRAM SCHEMES
Consortium of M*4.D. DA.D.S. Afiliates, Statc of Florida
Street Patrol
Mid-night Baskctball
Youth Groups (Gender Specific)
Home OwnerslTenant Association Groups (CommuniO Mobilization)
Polittcal Action Group - to interact with local government
Afier School Program
Mentoring and Counseling Programs
Rites of Passage Programs
EnTEENprenuer
Information and Refenals
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Juvenik Justice Delinquency Programs
Midnight BaskztbaU
One of the problems fiacing youth, in the vulnerable communities, is that many live in
single parent households and are frequently left unsupervised when they're not in
school. This makes youth prey to the temptation to hang out on the street comers,
and puts them at greater risk of being recruited by drug dealers. The search for a
way to deal with this problem led MAD-DADS to the Midnight Basketball Program.
This program operates from 8:00 P.M. to 12 Midnight during the summer months.
We will service about 10O youth and adults. All players receive counseling and must
pledge to stay drug-free.
Our hope is to see:
o A decrease in crime;o unity among the young people;o parental involvement;o sportsmanship; ando positive role models from MAD-DADS in a structured environment.
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Chapter President
IMPORTANT POINTS
Our goal is not to intimidate or provoke anyone, however, we will firm.
We will show sensitivity towards anyone who may feel the need to confront us, but in
not way will we retreat.
We will be well organized and well trained before entering into any area that's heavily
infested with gangs and drug sales.
We are not a vigilante group.
We are not a rival gang.
We are not undercover narcotics agents.
lf police officers are to escort us, they must be in plain clothes and can not have
worked the area (beat) where the walk will take place.
Street Patrols are not a time for the boys to get together and have a good time. lt is
serious and dangerous business. During the walk, chatter should be minimized.
All walkers should have available to give to those we c,ome in contact with a list of
referral agencies. Friends ol Children, Youth, and Families, lnc., will provide this
list.
'10. We are a spiritual people, and the leader of each group should have some spiritual
orientation. Prayer can take place on the various corners. Feel free to pray for
people
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A philosophy and organizational strategy that allows the police and community
residents to work closely together in new ways to solve the problems of crime, fear of
crime, physical and social disorder, and neighborhood decay.
Greater autonomy is extended to line personnel tO encourage everyone's involvement
in solving community problems.
Offtcers are freed from isolation of the patrol car and some of the demands of the
police radio sot hey can maintain daily, direct, face-to-face contact with the people
they serve in a clearly defined area.
Officers respond to calls for service and make arrests, but also develop and monitor
broad based, long term initiatives that can involve community residents in efforts to
improve the overall quality of life in their area.
A new relationship is formed with the community which focuses on trust and
understanding and a mutual sharing of responsibility in addressing community
concerns.
A vital proactive element is added to the traditional reactive role of the police,
resulting in tull-spectrum of police seMce.
Emphasis is placed on exploring new ways to protect and enhance the lives of those
who are most vulnerable - juveniles, the elderly, minorities, the poor, the disabled, the
homeless.
The use of technology is encouraged but does not surpass the importance of human
beings communicating and working together.
9. A fully integrated approach that involves everyone in the community.
'10. Efforts are made to provide decentralized, personalized police service to the
community.
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MAD.DADS OF DANIA
Statement on
SELF DEFENSE
We must exercise restraint to its very limit. This will justify you, should you
have to defend yourself. Rest assure that you will gain more victories by
refusing to be drawn into confrontation by "Hotheads", than by accepting
foolish challenges. We must set the tone. The game must be played by our
rules. Men do not have to prove themselves to boys. Should you have defend
yourself, do it without hesitation and to the fullness of your ability. Be mindful
of your opponents willingness to use weapons!
WE MAST ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR OAR CITY
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LIST OF NEEDS
o Men to volunteer for Street Patrols
o lYomen and men to volunteer to assist with community clean-
up and drug free activities.
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STAFFING
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MAD - DADS
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION CHART
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Founder and President
Project Coordinator
Clerical
Values
Trainins
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Structured after school sessions
Values Training sessions (50 boys, and 50 girls)
Street Patrols
Neighborhood watch meetings
Street Patrol training classes
Home surveys
Referrals to academiclvocational training prograns
Meetings with MAD-DAD'S volunteers
Neighborhood clean-up activities
Street Patrols - Youth Division (not a program objective)
Advisory, tenant, youth groups, etc
Alternative drug free events
After School Program activities
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wiltie Johnson, Chairman
Board of Directots
W lie Mvles. M.S. Ed.' tuesident
FRIENDS OF CHILDREN,4rl IES,INC.
MEMORANDUM
TO:Willie Myles, M.S. Ed.,
Founder and President
FROM: JacquelineHampton,
Program Coordinator
RE: MAD-DADS 1995-1996 Program Objectives
DATE: August 30, 1995
ln an attempt to clarify and confirm my understanding of the program obiectives
for the upcoming MAD-DAD'S contract year, the following summary of objectives
is submitted for your review and critique. I have listed the objective individually
an also based on frequency of execution. The frequency chart will be used to
monitor the program throughout the year and given to the program staff as the
minimum levels of performance.
SPacializing in:
Jwenile DelinquencYDivercionaryPrograms
Non'Secure
Detention Prcgrams
CommunitYEmpowetment
Citizen Patols
Midnight Easketba
ATOD Prevention
lntervenaion Designs
CommuniN Service
Programs
Math Enrichment Centers
Values Training Centers
Male ResoonsibilitlPrcgrcms
Female ResDonsibilitYPrograms
Dtooout Prevention' Prcgrams
Mentoing Programs
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BI.WEEKLY:
. Street Patrol
o Neighborhood Watch meetings. Street Patrol Trainingo Five (5) home surveys (minimum)o Five (5) academic/vocational referral (minimum)o Meeting with MAD-DAD'S Volunteers
QUARTERLY:
o NeighborhoodClean-upo Saeet Patrol - Youth*
o Three (3) Advisory, tenant, youth groupso Five (5) alternative Drug Free events
*Not listed as a program objective
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Values Training Sessions
Sports program (Midnight Baskerbdl) (eight (8) new enrollees per month)
WEEKLY:
MONTHLY:
OTHER: QUARTERLY + 1: