YFA Collaborative Meeting


AUTHORITY MEMBERS --  
The next collaborative meeting will be held on June 11 at 4:00 p.m. at the Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion. 


Teen Maze Event-2013

 

A mini-Teen Maze event was held on April 30 at the Live Oak Southwest Chatham Library.  9th grade students from New Hampstead and Windsor Forest High Schools participated in a drunk driving simulation, as well as toured vehicles from various Chatham County operations such as CEMA, a helicopter for mosquito control, a marine patrol vessel, and mounted patrol horses. 

The usual full-scale Teen Maze event is being scheduled for later this year.


Savannah Ready, Set, READ!

 

The Savannah Ready, Set, READ! is a component of the community level of the local Grade Level Reading campaign.  In partnership with Live Oak Public Libraries, a Literacy Drive was conducted from late June to early July in which there was a goal of collecting 2,000 children books for community youth. 

Thanks to the temendous support of our partners and the community, we were able to collect approx 1,800 books. 

We express a sincere Thank You to all who helped support this effort.


Coastal Drug Free Communities Coalition


With support from the United Way of the Coastal Empire, the mission of the Coastal Drug Free Communities Coalition is to bring partners together to prevent and reduce substance abuse in our community. The coalition has produced an information rack card, and is gearing up for more community awareness projects in the near future.


Child Abuse and Neglect Coalition


With support from the United Way of the Coastal Empire, the purpose of the Child Abuse and Neglect Coalition is to both educate our community on and address the issues related to this problem.  View the rack card that further explains the coalition’s purpose and data on child abuse and neglect. This group is preparing for a major community awareness event in April 2013.   


YFA Celebrates 25 Years!


YFA celebrated 25 years of impacting the lives of children, youth, and families at a Silver Anniversary Gala event held on March 9.

A sincere Thank You to ALL who helped us celebrate this moment!

View event highlights.



Georgia Family Connection Partnership congratulates YFA on 25 Years of collaboration and service to children, youth, and families.
View acknowledgement
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Chatham-Savannah Youth Futures Authority
601 East 66th Street
Suite 101
Savannah, GA 31405

P.O. Box 14317, Savannah, GA  31416

Phone: 912.352.7054 ~ Fax: 912.352.7451
Edward Chisolm, Executive Director

Our Vision

"Every child will grow up healthy and secure to become a self-sufficient contributing member of the community."  

 

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Our Mission

YFA builds and strengthens systems of care for children and families through collaboration, data-driven planning, and advocacy.



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A video produced by The Ounce of Prevention Fund does an excellent job of portraying what we are seeking to accomplish at the preventative stage across the Pipeline for the Savannah Promise Neighborhood. Below is the video entitled

"Change the First Five Years and You Change Everything"

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YFA recognized by Safe Kids Savannah

Safe Kids Savannah presented YFA with its Captain Lightfoot Hero Award for 2012.  This award is presented to an individual or group that has demonstrated great commitment as a public servant and has made an outstanding difference in the life of our community. YFA received the award for its work to produce the Teen Maze events.  

 



 

The Chatham-Savannah Youth Futures Authority is proudly sponsored by: