Programs
T.R.A.I.L: Together Raising Awareness for Indian Life
The T.R.A.I.L. Diabetes Prevention Program, in its seventh year, is designed to combat type II diabetes in American Indian youth through physical, emotional, and nutritional education. Children are taught to achieve a healthy lifestyle through making good choices about their bodies and their behavior. The program activities are heavily influenced by Native American culture, as well as other Boys & Girls Club programs such as SMART Moves.
Family PLUS (Parents Leading, Uniting, Serving)
With the cooperation of the BGCA and Kimberly-Clark, BGC of Three Districts is building relationships with community agencies and other entities that help ensure that families in need have the opportunities, networks and assistance to realize their children’s aspirations; and to involve parents and caregivers in the planning and implementation of the programming in our club.
OJP Mentoring
Across the nation, Boys & Girls Clubs reach thousands of at-risk youth residing in our nation’s most distressed communities. Clubs deliver a proven youth development strategy, access to Club services several days a week, a safe and clean environment, life-changing programs, and the opportunity to receive mentoring experiences and relationships with diverse, trained and caring staff and volunteers in a supervised and structured environment.
