This Week In S.W.A.G.- Welcome
Welcome To Our Parent Community
What is S.W.A.G.?
S.W.A.G. is a life skills and prevention program aimed at helping young people make positive life choices. S.W.A.G. stands for Students With Awareness and Goals. In S.W.A.G. students are equipped for success in a variety of areas including:
- Self Esteem
- Communication
- Decision Making
- Goal Setting
- Conflict Resolution
- Relationships
- Risk Avoidance and More…
S.W.A.G. emphasizes three key principals:
- Knowing One’s Self
- Relating to Others
- Planning One’s Future
We encourage Parents and caregivers to actively participate in helping us support youth who choose to make positive life choices. We provide updates and training for Parents to ensure that you are equipped to work with the Yunion in Loving Youth and Uniting Families. Our Parental Advisory Training is a great place to learn about the latest trends and happenings in popular culture that affect our youth. We strongly encourage you to attend.
Incentives and participant-led special events such as prom campaigns and PSAs augment intensive programming as a way to ensure youth ownership and cultural relevance. Programs like S.W.A.G. are vital to our youth fulfilling their potential. With it, we can help change attitudes and values that ultimately lead to thriving communities where making the right decision is embraced.
S.W.A.G Person of the Week
Every week in S.W.A.G. we shout out students and Life Guides that make S.W.A.G. a memorable experience. This week, we’d like to shout out Mrs. Lydia! Lydia has served as a Life Guide, Camp Director and now serves as our Program Coordinator. Lydia has been with the Yunion for over 7 years and possesses a great ability to connect with young people. Mrs. Lydia is tasked with making things happen behind the scenes, ensuring that S.W.A.G. runs smoothly. Thank you, Mrs. Lydia, your service is greatly appreciated!
In The Classroom
Kobe’s Legacy: Fatherhood
For it is written, “Behold, children are a gift of the LORD… Like arrows in the hands of a warrior… how joyful is the man whose quiver is full of them!”
Read MoreAnswering the Call
For decades, I ran from the Most High’s calling for my life—this morning I’m thankful I answered it—He is the reason I live, move and exist (Acts 17:28).
Read MoreInspiring Men at the Ren Gen Summit
It was an honor to be used by the Most High to inspire men at the Ren Gen Summit to break free from emotional incarceration! Every man was given a copy of #CryLikeAMan and I was blessed to hear their hearts as I signed many of their copies.
Read MoreI Feel Sorry For People Who Can’t Say “Sorry”
My life completely changed when I stopped blaming others, the devil, and even God for the things in my life that never seemed to change.
Read MoreGreat job dad!
I love the way this father ruled his emotions so that he wouldn’t hurt his son for making a mistake! Great job dad!
Read MoreStaff First Tour In Our New Building
Our staff got their first tour of our new building—we will be moving in soon!
Read MoreI’m down to serve but I refused to be used
I’m down to serve but I refused to be used.
Read MoreEMOTIONAL STABILITY
If you have studied body language, in this interview you can see that Dr. King was indignant by this reporter’s inept question.
Read MoreTransparency Transforms If We Allow It
Transparency transforms if we allow it.
Read MoreGet Our Building Ready!
we stay up late working to get our building ready for The Yunion and The Cave of Adullam staff to move in tomorrow!
Read MoreJust because you have something to say- doesn’t mean you should say it.
Sometimes it’s best to walk away and pray so that you can love each other another day.
Read MoreMuncie Mudokwan—may these mats be a blessing to you.
I pray that the Most High will continue to give me the vision, wisdom and fortitude to not only lead this ministry, but also, expand its territory into the lives of millions of boys and young men in dire need of His transformational power.
Read MoreSometimes Failure Is Progress
Some people change when they see the light, others when they feel the heat. Always love people through this process but remember, it’s THEIR process—never compromise your standards.
Read MoreIt’s not about the cross you wear on your neck, but the one you carry on your back!
Adversity conditions you for your calling. So always remember—it’s not about the cross you wear on your neck, but the one you carry on your back!
Read MoreWE WILL HEAL!
Now we are healing!!! Brothers… the more #CryLikeAMan and allow our bodies to release the compounded stress and trauma we’ve been taught to suppress—WE WILL HEAL!
Read MoreDo everything unto the Most High!
“Do everything unto the Most High!” — 1 Cor 10:31 Thank you Sierra!
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