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Founder: Papillon McFarlane

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Mandate to see change in urban communities resolving youth conflict, improvement to services for mentally challenged youth, food security and affordable housing. HCSP programs support marginalized children, youth/their families via programs/workshops providing academic support, life skills, leadership, and social development, support to stay in school, improve academic performance and graduate to go on to post secondary studies

Support for Mentally Challenged Youth
Provide link to health services/clinical care; creative/artistic programs, outings/activities, home economics/social interaction

Garden Program
Partnering with the City of Brampton, supported by Region to make additional fresh food sources available in the community of Brampton. Additional support from corporate sponsors, Home Depot and Canadian Tire

Christmas Hampers
Assist needy families with food hampers/turkeys at Christmas time, food donations to homeless shelter and or Christmas meal prepared/served at local women’s shelter

Food Program
Facilitated by privileges gained through membership with the organization, families purchase bulk groceries by box weight for 30 cents per pound from food warehouse stretching grocery budgets to feed their families.

Workshops
Academic support through life skills dynamics, positive engagement, emotional and social learning, understanding social dynamics, self discipline/positive alternatives; engaging critical thinking, deductive reasoning, and corroborative learning, aimed at improving understanding, self awareness, social skills, ethical behavior, social responsibility and development of positive relationships

Program Formula
Based on community collaboration/partnership development. Focus, objectives, activities, social impact and outcomes explained when recruiting support. Time, expertise, experiential knowledge, in kind donations asked of participants. We never ask for money. Not because we don’t need it, but because we realize success of social programs depends first on people power. After successfully pooling skills/resources, concepts/expertise, further success is gained utilizing money to implement/expand what people power has already achieved and made possible. Money becomes secondary after the first initiative is achieved. This is not to say obstacles are not presented as a result of not having money, we just find creative and innovative ways to overcome them. We are now fundraising

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