Mecca International Development’s Annual Holiday Dinner for Homeless Youth

Published by Reba The Virtual Teacher @ Black Metropolis

I am offering an opportunity to you for self empowerment and a chance to develop and grow in order to broaden your horizons and market your skills and talent for guaranteed success!! I have serviced organizations such as the Youth Connection (An Illinois Teen Reach Program), New Foundation of Hope, faith based institutions and several programs within the Chicago Public Schools as a Contracted Consultant. As a consultant I train parents and community residents of Chicago Public School students to teach their children and youth skills such as English Literacy, Spanish as a Second Language, Violence Prevention/Intervention Solutions in order to empower the youth of our future so to enable them to grow up to become productive and responsible adults who will contribute great things to the world.. By educating the adults in our youths' lives I am also able to empower them with the tools to Bridge the Generational Divide, Bridge the Digital Divide and Bridge the Cultural Divide among individual communities in many diverse communities within the City of Chicago. The foundation of my purpose in creating my programs of instruction is to empower you to empower others starting with youth in your community thus giving them the tools necessary to explore the world without fear. In my courses, I help you to overcome fear barriers to learning a second language or practicing advanced strategies to communicate your native language effectively. My new collaborative venture seeks caring professionals to support and empower The Black Youth Metropolis Enterprise for Entrepreneurship Movement or TBM to create a better world through our impact. I look forward to working with you as your Life Skills & Language Learning Coach as you embark on gaining excellent language communication skills and continue to grow as a positive leader!! Te amo.

6 thoughts on “Mecca International Development’s Annual Holiday Dinner for Homeless Youth

  1. los nĂşmeros (1-1000):
    10- ten- diez
    20- twenty- veinte
    30- thirty- treinta
    40- forty- cuarenta
    50- fifty- cincuenta
    60- sixty- sesenta
    70- seventy- setenta
    80- eighty- ochenta
    90- ninety- noventa
    100- one hundred- cien
    200- two hundred- doscientos
    300- three hundred- trescientos
    400- four hundred- cuatrocientos
    500- five hundred- quinientos
    600- six hundred- seiscientos
    700- seven hundred- setecientos
    800- eight hundred- ochocientos
    900- nine hundred- novecientos
    1,000- one thousand- mil

  2. I miss Allan, he was one of my best friends
    ¡ Extraño a Allan, era uno de mis mejores amigos!

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