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learn more about our free scouting programs! 

 

Mentorship:
We believe every kid needs a champion -- or a few! If you're interested in having your child mentored at The Salvation Army or if you're interested in becoming a mentor, please call Audrey Schneider @ 742-0006.

Midweek Programming: 

We are pleased to offer free scouting programs for kids 0-18 every Wednesday night.. If you're interested please email rachel.johnson@usc.salvationar,y.org to register your family today. 

midweek SCHEDULE:

(transportation upon request)

4;30 - Baby song and Moonbeams
5:00 - Family Dinner
5:30 - Troops and CHapel
Older Chapel/Younger Troops - 5:30 - 6:15
Younger Chapel/Older troops 6:15 - 7 PM

7 PM - Good night and rides homes

Program Goals:
1. Teach Children the love of Jesus and encourage them to be true disciples who love God with their heart, mind, and soul
2. Enhance Resiliency by helping children, establishing nurturing and supportive connections, nurturing a positive view of self, teaching self-care, teaching problem-solving skills,
3. Provide Leadership Opportunities for Community Youth by helping children develop an ability to recognize their own strengths and “sparks” (40 Developmental Assets), assist youth in setting and achieving personal goals, build self-esteem, build confidence, and establish personal motivation.4. Provide a Safe and Nurturing Place free from Stress and Violence by developing a culture of acceptance, setting appropriate boundaries, giving children time and attention, modeling love and peace, by teaching children how to handle conflict appropriately.

Check out our YouTube for more information and recap videos: www.youtube.com/TSALafayette 

MakerSpace:
What's a MakerSpace? Great Question:
A maker space is a collaborative workspace inside a school, library or separate public/private facility for making, learning, exploring and sharing that uses high tech to no tech tools.
Creativity. Science. Technology. Engineering. Arts. Mathematics.

Come build something! 

Understanding my Teen Brain: 

We are proud to offer "Understanding my Teen Brain" curriculum to those ten and older on Tuesdays nights. Taken from the website, "The overall goal and hope of the implementation of the Understanding My Teen Brain Program, is to increase teens' knowledge, awareness, and skills, that will lead to a healthier, happier, and wiser learners. 


Want to know more? Call Envoy Audrey Schneider @ 742-0006
Visit:  understandingmytb.weebly.com/

Interested in taking this class? Call Audrey Schneider @ 742-0006 for more information. 

Summer Camp Opportunities: 
Every summer we send children to Hidden Falls where kids spend up to a week in a beautiful camp nestled within 700 spacious acres engaging in physical activity and growing in their relationship with Jesus Christ. Camps include music camp, sports camp, teen camp, and outdoor experience camp . . . just to name a few! 

Interested in sending your child to camp? Call Lt. Rachel @ 742-0006

 

The 40 Developmental Assets: 

The Search Institute identified 40 assets that children need to have in order to thrive and become healthy, contributing members of society. Those are called the 40 Developmental Assets and we strive to incorporate those into all our programming -- "to kids from 1 - 92".
To know what those are, visit: centralyouthnetwork.com/about-us-2/

The goal of the Moonbeam program is to help boys and girls to develop:
- Positive social and communication habits
- Artistic flare and giftedness
- Through a Biblical worldview by encouraging:
- Christian values and Biblical principles
- Physical, mental, spiritual, and social development

: Works with boys and girls age 3 to 6 to develop positive social and communication habits through Christian values and Biblical principles. And promote physical, mental, and spiritual well-being in a safe environment for learning. 

Tuesdays 4:30 to 5:00 pm and then you are welcome to join the Character Building crew for dinner.  For more information contact Lt. Rachel Johnson at (765) 742 0006 ext 115 or via email at rachel.johnson@usc.salvationarmy.org.