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With a framework of strong family and democratic values.
Mission of The Ripple Institute
To influence the wholesome development of children and youth, through age appropriate and outcome-focused programming, and to advocate for vulnerable groups. Our programming is informed by relevant research and implemented within a framework of strong family and democratic values.
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Scope of Programs (In Part)
- Programs to strengthen families, reinforce social values, prepare youth for the world of work and reduce the likelihood in risk behavior
- Parenting education and child helpline
- Life skills coaching and career guidance
- Cultural development and values reinforcement programs
- Community after-school and leisure struc-turing programs
- Academic enrichment programs
- Life skills coaching and individual counsel-ing for youth
- Peer mediation and peer counseling
- Child guidance and youth mental health services
Some Targeted Outcomes
- Violence prevention and risk-behavior abatement
- Life skills enhancement
- Social inclusion
- Health and environmental protection
- Educational and cultural awareness
- Employment and entrepreneurship pre-paredness
- Volunteer corps development and com-munity service
- Broadened youth positive exposures and experiences
- Trained Leadership
In Summary
The Ripple Institute
The Ripple Institute (SKN) is a national, non-profit and apolitical, social develop-ment and community service organization. It was incorporated in May 2012 and it functions in conformity with the provisions of the Non-Governmental Organization Act of St. Kitts and Nevis (No. 41 of 2008). The essential purpose of the Institute is to: Promote the Wholesome Development of the Children and Youth, and to Advocate on behalf of Vulnerable Groups.
The Institute, while itself initiating diverse projects and programs, also provides sup-port to less structured civil society groups. Generally TRI partners with the public and private sector, with the NGO community, the ecclesiastical community, academic institutions, development agencies, and others interested in improved outcomes of children and youth.