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Increased Awareness of Gifts and Talents (85%) or Reinforced Awareness (11%) = 96%
Growth in Creative Artistic Skills (85%) or Skills Reinforced (9%) = 94%
Increased Understanding of God’s Purpose & Plan for My Life (68%) or Reinforced (11%) =79%
Reported Growth in Character (83%) or Good Character Reinforced (9%) = 92%
Growth in Getting Along with Others (79%) or Already Tolerate Differences Well (17%) = 96%
Improved in Staying out of Trouble (60%) or Already Staying out of Trouble (30%) = 90%
Growth in Ability to Lead (81%) or Leadership Reinforced (6%) = 87%
Growth in Desire to Know or Serve God (78%) or Desire Reinforced (16%) = 94%
Growth in Desire to Obey God’s Word (81%) or Desire Reinforced (4%) = 85%
The Survey captured responses from 56% of the 83 students participating in The Teen Leader Track from 2001-12. Other students were not available at time of survey.
Participants provided the following appraisal of their gains from the Leadership Program:
5 young adults were launched into careers and leadership positions in urban non-profits and urban church ministry following youth worker training and volunteering with Clubs In The City.
Clubs In The City has sponsored 10 college and career level internships. (The career path of interns has not yet been tracked)
• Attending 4 Year College: 4
• Attending 2 Year College: 1
• Enlisted in Armed Services: 1
• Working for Raleigh Boys Club: 1
• Pregnant and not working: 2
Status One Year after Graduation of the
Teen Leader Class of 2012:
(This development garnered our resolve to deliver a continuous focus on the topics of healthy relationships and teen pregnancy prevention.)
• Incarcerated: 1
(Although this young man had multiple dedicated mentors, he continued to focus on disappointments related to abandonment and personal insecurities and opt to engage in risky behaviors. He contacted his primary CITC mentor from jail about turning his life back around.)
The Teen Leadership Class of 2012 Wrote, Performed and Toured a Full-length Musical about the Answer to Negative Youth Culture