Youth Corner is more than just a program; it’s a community effort to ensure that every child has the opportunity to reach their full potential. Together, we can create a brighter future for all
Youth Success Stories
Empowering Our Youth: Crafting Stories of Success Through Community Engagement
Building positive memories with our youth isn’t just an act of kindness; it’s a foundational step toward cultivating a sense of pride and belonging within their community. It’s about showing them that they are an integral part of something larger than themselves, and that their contributions are both valued and vital. This sense of inclusion gives them numerous paths to envision and achieve success, enriching their personal development and the community at large
Youth Leadership
Youth Leadership: Fostering Safe Environments for Learning
In our commitment to nurturing the next generation of changemakers, we prioritize the creation of safe, inclusive spaces where young individuals can gather wisdom from esteemed community leaders. Our focus lies in showcasing leadership through action, offering our youth tangible examples of how to positively influence their communities. By bridging the gap between experienced leaders and aspiring young minds, we aim to inspire a culture of proactive, compassionate leadership that thrives on the principles of empathy, integrity, and community engagement.
Forums & Discussions
Gov. John Carney holding up the proclamation naming January 2023 Mentoring Month in Delaware.
On Friday, Governor John Carney officially declared January 2023 as Mentoring Month in Delaware by signing a proclamation, emphasizing mentorship as a post-pandemic priority for the state’s youth. Surrounded by stakeholders in education and mentoring during the ceremony, Carney highlighted the urgent need for mentors across Delaware. He acknowledged the dedication of numerous organizations and mentors currently contributing to this cause, though he admitted their numbers have not yet rebounded to their peak levels from years past, setting a clear objective for growth in this area. Carney’s motivation for this initiative stems from the example set by former Governor and current Senator Tom Carper, who has been a staunch advocate for mentorship in the First State. This comes against the backdrop of a report from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Delaware, which indicates a significant gap in mentor availability, evidenced by a waiting list of approximately 150 young individuals in need of mentorship
