Project r.o.p.e.
Responsibility. Opportunity. Positivity. Empowerment.
Ages: 10 – 17
Project R.O.P.E. offers non-violent juvenile offenders an alternative to formal court proceedings. The program encourages participants to accept responsibility for their actions and motivates them to pursue positive life changes. Participants attend weekly meetings and complete assigned community service hours. Each session includes 12 workshops presented by community partners, such as Midland College, Midland Memorial Hospital, the Midland County Sheriff’s Department, the FBI, and the YMCA, all designed to prepare them for life as responsible adults. Additionally, monthly community service outings foster team-building and social skills.
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R.O.P.E. Workshops
- Legal System
- Victims Impact Panel
- Self-Esteem: Personal Awareness and Growth
- Health and
Physical Fitness - Leadership
- Drugs, Alcohol,
and Tobacco - Healthy Habits
- Financial Literacy
- Careers and Planning for a Bright Future
- Goal Setting and
Personal
Decision-making - Sexual Integrity
- Jail Tour