All
of us come to “the crossroads” at different times in our lives. When
you're young these intersections are even more confusing and dangerous.
The purpose of this program is to equip young people with the skills they
need to make smart decisions concerning which roads to take. Latest
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ABOUT
STEVE FLEISHER
Steve
has spent the last 30 years working with “youth at risk” throughout the
City of Philadelphia. Between his time as a teacher and as a volunteer
with PAL (Police Athletic League), Smokin’ Joe Frazier’s Boxing Gym and
other community-based youth groups, he has garnered invaluable experience
working with young people. More
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WE
CAN SHINE
Steve's
newest venture designed to bring resources and inspiration to young entrepreneurs.
This link will take you to a brand new website outlining the "We Can Shine"
program. Giving Kids a Greater Understanding of Themselves & Others,
Resulting in Improved Relations with Family, Friends, Authority Figures
& Others.
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TRAINING
In-service
education programs, large or small group training seminars, designed and
personalized for your special needs
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PROGRAMS
Steve
has a variety of presentations for 'Kids At Crossroads' for the classroom,
assemblies, schools, religious and community organizations. Programs such
as motivational, instructional, as well as crisis intervention are
offered for all ages of youth at risk.
Programs/Assemblies
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COUNSELING
There are moments in the lives
of youth at risk where direct and immediate intervention is needed. Steve
Fleisher has designed a crisis intervention approach which is very effective
and very affordable
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more info
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News Flash...
Effective immediately, please help us help young kids in need by purchasing a 2012 Entertainment Book from us. Your tax deductible purchase/donation will pay for itself in savings and will help Kids at Crossroads at the same time
This could be a matter of life and death! Click
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SPONSORS
We applaud
the churches, individuals, corporations and charities for supporting
Kids At Crossroads
and providing the training, education and counseling our kids need.
When it comes to our “kids at crossroads”, we need them to have the “directions” to avoid dead-ends and to know what shortcuts to take that will lead them to the right path and keep them on the right track. The question is not whether we can afford to do this, but rather what are we waiting for?
