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On this episode, we learn about All in for Youth (AIFY). Graduating high school is a major factor in breaking the cycle of poverty. AIFY is an initiative that helps socially-vulnerable children and youth find success through their school years by providing a range of coordinated supports to them and their families.
Tune in as we talk with Annette Malin, Manager of Community Strategies at United Way, Alberta Capital Region, and we meet two students who have participated in the AIFY program.
Correction: In this story, we say that All in for Youth is a collaboration of 9 partners, but the correct number is 10, including ECF.
Links:
Learn more about All in for Youth.
Check out All in for Youth’s Year 3 Evaluation Report.
Meet the 10 organizations collaborating to make All in for Youth possible: Boys & Girls Clubs Big Brothers Big Sisters of Edmonton and Area; City of Edmonton; E4C; Edmonton Catholic Schools; Edmonton Public Schools; Edmonton Community Foundation (ECF); The Family Centre; Mental Health Foundation; REACH Edmonton, Council for Safe Communities; United Way of the Alberta Capital Region
Meet the pilot schools: St. Alphonsus Elementary/Junior High; John A McDougall Elementary; Delton Elementary; Spruce Avenue Junior High; Eastglen High School
See the COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund at work.
Read more stories about how organizations are adapting with the pandemic.
Learn more about the Rapid Response Fund and how to contribute.
Grants:
Al Maurer Awards – Due August 31st
Charmaine Letourneau Scholarships – Due August 31st
ECF Community Grants – Due September 1st
The Well Endowed Podcast is produced by Edmonton Community Foundation. And is a proud, affiliate member of the Alberta Podcast Network.
Picture is courtesy of United Way.
The music featured in the All in for Youth segment is called Raro Bueno by Chuzausen.
