YES Council - North Charleston, SC

Youth Empowerment Services

REACHING HEARTS, TEACHING MINDS, CHANGING LIVES

DREAM GIRLS US

Mission, Passion, and Impact

OUR VISION, MISSION, AND GOALS

OUR VISION

The vision of Youth Empowerment Services, Inc. is a culture of girls who grow up to be healthy and productive women who embrace and appreciate their self-worth through Christian values.
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OUR MISSION

The mission of Youth Empowerment Services, Inc. is to empower girls through Christian values to discover, embrace and appreciate their self-worth leading to a healthy and productive lifestyle.
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OUR GOALS

Empower girls to foster their self-esteem, self-efficacy, and self-respect by offering life-changing and thought-provoking programs and activities.

Empower girls to set positive life goals and chart paths to a healthy and productive lifestyle by surrounding them with positive adult and peer motivation and mentoring.

Empower girls to graduate from high school and pursue a college education or training by offering them activates such as college tours.

Empower girls to foster their social and emotional well-being by offering them skills and tools to communicate effectively with peers, parents, and other adults.

Empower girls to learn how to “give back” by offering them community service opportunities.

Empower parents and caregivers through a support network to lead and guide girls to a healthy and productive lifestyle.

Empower communities to improve the well being of girls through collaborating and networking.

We do these by applying Christian principles to our work with girls.

WHY IS OUR TEACHING BASED ON CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES?

In May of 2013, The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy published an Article entitled “Tips to Help Faith Leaders and Their Communities Address Teen Pregnancy.” It stated that research shows that religious faith and a strong moral sense play important roles in protecting young people from teen pregnancy and other risky behavior.

Among teens that haven’t had sex, the primary reason cited is their religion or morals. It also stated that 75% of teens and 73% of adults say that religious leaders and groups should be doing more to help prevent teen pregnancy.