During the February 21st conference call, six team members dialed-in to the challenge of twisting and forming a set of values to work through and live by. We also bent the mission statement into shape, making it sound and feel clear. Please review these to the right here in the blog and participate in the poll for purpose. Vote on the language and the focus that feels right to you. Your feedback is always en-joy-ed and appreciated.
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Katarina from Stockholm, Sweden, 2008-2009 Program.
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Dynamic help, and self-help, for TROUBLED youth and their families.
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MEETINGS
No meetings scheduled at this time. Contact Sandy for info.
The Board of Directors meets once per month, and there are regular meetings/conference calls scheduled weekly for project organizers. Newcomers welcome!
Location:
"Bridges", 1221 Fraser Street, Suite E-1, Bellingham, WA
Our program teaches participants how to:
(a) Listen without judgment or blame
(b) Trust oneself and each other through openness and sharing
(c) Release family secrecy and end the chain of shame
(d) Communicate beyond fear and express through honest, clear communication the profound love we all share for each other
(b) Trust oneself and each other through openness and sharing
(c) Release family secrecy and end the chain of shame
(d) Communicate beyond fear and express through honest, clear communication the profound love we all share for each other
OUTSTANDING YOPPER
Katarina from Stockholm, Sweden, 2008-2009 Program.
Vision
Our vision is to facilitate youths' discovery of their unique talents and gifts, helping them realize their true purpose and passion for life.
Mission
Our mission is to facilitate the process of ending separation. In doing so, we remember our innocence and our source, while recognizing it in others. We live and demonstrate our commitment to this process, to each other, to youth, to parents, peers, and our community. The process releases blocks to self-expression, and clears limiting beliefs. This leads to the creation of living communities where the end of separation is experienced and enjoyed.
Values
1. We are equal, neither greater nor less than any other.
2. In community we find our purpose, joy, and healing.
3. We celebrate learning and life.
4. We celebrate the magnificence of each person.
5. We hold the youth and families we serve as honored individuals.
2. In community we find our purpose, joy, and healing.
3. We celebrate learning and life.
4. We celebrate the magnificence of each person.
5. We hold the youth and families we serve as honored individuals.
Creator
Sandy Levey-Lunden created Youth On Purpose and has been the lead facilitator since 1996. There have been seven projects so far; 5 in Sweden, and 2 in Canada. For more information about Sandy's life-changing work, please visit http://www.sandylevey.com/
CONTACT
YOUTH ON PURPOSE - Bellingham, WA
Attn: Sandy Levey-Lunden
Tel. (360) 527-2796
E-mail: onpurpose@sandylevey.com
Websites: http://www.yopusa.org/
and http://www.youthonpurpose.org/
Attn: Sandy Levey-Lunden
Tel. (360) 527-2796
E-mail: onpurpose@sandylevey.com
Websites: http://www.yopusa.org/
and http://www.youthonpurpose.org/
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Footnotes & Credits
1. Kurcinka, Mary. (2006) Raising Your Spirited Child.
2. O'Neill, Cassandra. (2008) Partnering for High Impact. Charity Channel LLC. http://charitychannel.com/
3. Center for Adaptive Schools - Seven Norms. www.adaptiveschools.com/.
4. Carnow, Gary. (2008) Grant Guru. http://www.techlearning.com/blog/grantguru/
2. O'Neill, Cassandra. (2008) Partnering for High Impact. Charity Channel LLC. http://charitychannel.com/
3. Center for Adaptive Schools - Seven Norms. www.adaptiveschools.com/.
4. Carnow, Gary. (2008) Grant Guru. http://www.techlearning.com/blog/grantguru/
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