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ORANGE COUNTY YOUTH COMMISSION
Contract #
A-2008-224
Agency
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Council Approval Date
8/18/2008
Expiration Date
6/30/2009
Insurance Exp Date
10/20/2009
Destruction Year
2016
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Orange Cowin- Youth Commission <br />Santa Ana, California <br />Staff Qualifications: <br />Anthony Serrano, Sports Club/Program Director. has a certificate in drug/alcohol <br />counseling and has worked as a drug/alcohol counselor for over 8 years. He is also an <br />accomplished boxing coach. having trained our young boxers to win local and national <br />championships. He is enthusiastic about our programs and thus effective in sharing this <br />enthusiasm with Santa Ana school administrators, thus getting referrals to the boxing. He <br />is a Certified Boxing Trainer byUSA Boxing. <br />EXPERIENCE: <br />During the last two years, OCYC has operated these programs: <br />1. M.A.D. Clubs (Making A Difference Clubs) <br />We currently operate 17 after-school clubs, located at elementary and intermediate public <br />school sites. Programs include mentoring, homework assistance, structure sports (team <br />and individual sports such as soccer, basketball, karate, and wrestling are offered) and <br />character education (The character education lessons teach eight character trains which <br />include: respect, responsibility, integrity, initiative, compassion, and cooperation as well <br />as other qualities that will help the children live out ethical lifestyles and become good <br />employees. We use stories from historical heroes to bring home the lessons.) <br />MAD Clubs are located at the school sites. This provides a safe after-school option for <br />children, and the comfort to parents knowing their child does not have to leave the school <br />premises. <br />2. Santa Ana Boxing Club <br />3. Skateboard Club <br />4. Wrestling Clubs <br />5. Special Events and Activities <br />• Club Kick -Off Event <br />• Family Success Day <br />• Summer Camping <br />• Toys for Tots <br />• Conununity Service Projects <br />such as visiting senior <br />residence homes, collecting <br />pennies for Leukemia <br />Foundation (Boxing Club had <br />a Tsunami Victims Project to <br />17 <br />collect shoes and jacket, and <br />graffiti removal projects) <br />• Field trips such as fishing <br />trips, or swim parties, BBQ <br />Picnics, Movie Outing <br />• (The teen boxing program <br />has gone to Big Bear, Magic <br />Mountain and local <br />Museums) <br />
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