POMPANO RYZE Resilient Youth with Zeal to Excel

Pompano RYZE Exit 36 Initiative

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Page 1: POMPANO RYZE EXIT 36 Resilient Youth with Zeal to Excel Funding supported by Florida Children’s Initiative (FCI) Fl Statute 409.147 Designat
Page 2: The FCI Framework The Florida Children’s Initiative designation opportunity is supported by Florida law Modeled after a highly success evide
Page 3: Pompano RYZE Exit 36 Initiative The Pompano RYZE Exit 36 Initiative strategically targets the Blanche Ely Community, encompassing Blanche El
Page 4: By designating the Blanche Ely area as the starting point for the Pompano RYZE Exit 36 Initiative, we aim to leverage existing community ass
Page 5: POMPANO RYZE EXIT 36 Resilient Youth with Zeal to Excel Resilient Youth with Zeal to Excel (RYZE) is not just an initiative; it’s a movement
Page 6: The Core Concept Youth Can’t RYZE Alone Why RYZE? At its core, the RYZE Initiative champions the philosophy that youth need a nurturing, sta
Page 7: Youth Development Reimagined Whole Family Engagement Cradle to Career Pathways RYZE recognizes that youth outcomes improve when their famili
Page 8: Youth Development Reimagined Culturally Responsive Programming Community-Led Change Every community is unique, and so are its youth. RYZE ta
Page 9: Out-of-the-Box Concepts Resilience Hubs Safe spaces where youth can engage in learning, creativity, and personal development outside of scho
Page 10: The Pillars of RYZE Resilience as a Skill: In the RYZE model, resilience is not seen as an innate trait but as a skill that can be taught, p
Page 11: The Pillars of RYZE Zeal as a Driver: Zeal—the passion and enthusiasm to pursue one’s purpose— plays a central role in the RYZE framework. T
Page 12: The Pillars of RYZE RYZE adopts a cradle-to-college/career approach, ensuring that young people receive the support they need at every devel
Page 13: The Pillars of RYZE Trauma-Informed and Healing-Centered: Many of the individuals RYZE serves have experienced significant trauma—whether du
Page 14: The Pillars of RYZE Culturally Responsive and Equity-Centered: RYZE operates from an equity-centered perspective, recognizing that the chall
Page 15: The Pillars of RYZE Innovation through Experiential Learning and Leadership: RYZE incorporates best practice concepts such as experiential l
Page 16: The Pillars of RYZE Innovation through Experiential Learning and Leadership: RYZE cultivates youth leadership by providing platforms for you
Page 17: The Pillars of RYZE Emerging Approaches: Preparing Individuals for a Future We Can’t Yet Imagine As the world rapidly evolves, the challenge
Page 18: Blanche Ely High School Blanche Ely High School is the proposed hub for the Pompano RYZE (Resilient Youth with Zeal to Excel) Exit 36 Initia
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Page 20: Community & Stakeholder Roles COMMUNITY DRIVEN STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT The needs and voices of the residents are core to the FCI program. FC
Page 21: Florida Children’s Initiative Designation Process- Pompano Beach Community Leading Progress JUNE 2024 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 2025 & B
Page 22: Obtaining Designation for FCI Community Foundation of Broward’s deep commitment to Pompano Beach is evidenced by our multifaceted investment
Page 23: FCI Programs of Impact
Page 24: Miami Children’s Initiative Liberty City, Miami Overview: Established in 2008, the Miami Children's Initiative (MCI) is focused on transform
Page 25: Parramore Kidz Zone Overview: Orlando, Florida Launched in 2006, the Parramore Kidz Zone (PKZ) addresses the needs of children in Orlando's
Page 26: Sulphur Springs Neighborhood of Promise Overview: Tampa, Florida The Sulphur Springs Neighborhood of Promise (SSNOP) is a collaborative effo
Page 27: FCI For Pompano Beach
Page 28: Why Pompano Beach? Community Strength and Potential Despite the challenges, Pompano Beach is home to dedicated individuals and organizations
Page 29: Opportunities For Impact in Pompano Community Challenges Children residing in targeted neighborhoods in Pompano Beach often do not receive r
Page 30: FCI For Pompano Beach
Page 31: Community Convenings Community Conversations: June, 25th, July 9th, 16th, and 23rd August 16th, 17th & 27th September 12th &13th: These meet
Page 32: Community July 23rd, Morning at Pompano Convenings - Beach Middle School: Engaged YOUTH FOCUS GROUP with youths participating in a summer ca
Page 33: PLANNING COMMITTEE FORMATION COMPRISED OF 50% POMPANO BEACH RESIDENTS After a series of community conversations, we have successfully identi
Page 34: Community Assessment Data Gathering and Presentation: With the support of our Steering Committee partner, The Children’s Services Broward Co
Page 35: Community Survey Community Survey Development and Refinement: To better capture diverse community perspectives, ISEE Group developed and sub
Page 36: FCI Target Zones
Page 37: Zone 1 Collier City, bordered by 31st Avenue, Atlantic, Powerline, and Hammondville Road. This area has been identified due to its significa
Page 38: ZONE 2 Includes communities of Golden Acres, Golden Square, Golden Villas, and Regency Gardens. These areas are marked by their need for enh
Page 39: ZONE 3 Covers Canal Point and Pinetree Park Homes, stretching from Andrews to Dixie Highway. The focus here is on addressing disparities in
Page 40: Conclusion We have a chance to change the future for our children. The Florida Children’s Initiative provides a way to help Pompano Beach’s
Page 41: Call To Action Join us in this important work. Your involvement is crucial to making the Florida Children’s Initiative a success in Pompano
Page 42: FCI Champions
Page 43: Community Engagement Liaison Patricia Williams, with a distinguished 16-year tenure in public service, including eight years as a state repr
Page 44: Visionary Leadership Sheri Brown Grosvenor is a beacon of philanthropic leadership and strategic community engagement, whose deep roots in P
Page 45: The Community Foundation of Broward(CFB) provides community leadership, fosters bold philanthropy, and builds permanent resources to tackle
Page 46: Florida Children’s Initiative Project Consultant Arlene L. Connelly Passion, Drive, and Commitment are to Strengthen the Family and Elevate
Page 47: Our "Y" About Us... Grant Development We have a proven track record of securing funding and we are adept at crafting compelling grant propos
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