Reaching for Tomorrow
Equipping children with the life skills they need to overcome life’s challenges.
Preparing our youth for successful futures
Through the Reaching for Tomorrow program, we’re helping children who are at risk or who have special needs and equipping them with the skills they need to thrive. As part of the program, we provide grade-specific character education and basic skills.
The program’s objective is to provide supplemental curriculum to reinforce the life skills needed to achieve self-sufficiency. The 160 age-appropriate and grade-specific lesson plans are designed to involve youth through role playing, small group discussions and activities for special areas of focus.
Reaching for Tomorrow is available to boys and girls who are mildly to severely challenged, as well as at-risk youth. The program is delivered to students in grades Pre-K through 12. The program currently serves more than 10,000 youth in over 100 schools in central Indiana.
Now Hiring
Reaching for Tomorrow is looking for part-time program leaders to deliver basic life skills and character education modules in elementary, junior high and high school classrooms in Indianapolis and the surrounding counties.
This is a paid position with flexibility to make your own schedule at 25 hours per week. Leaders are expected to be self-confident, set a positive example and be motivated. They also must be 21 years old with an automobile and insurance and have experience working with youth. All training will be provided.
If you or someone you know may be interested in applying for one of these openings, please apply today.
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