MOC Programs

MOC Programs description

Rite of Passage Program

A six week program to help our adolescence kings, ages 14 to 18 develop positive masculine identities through a strengthening of body, mind and soul. This is accomplished by promoting understanding and appreciation of the black man in history and culture, developing achievement motivation, fostering positive and responsible behavior, and modeling positive black male images.

This program will be conducted by Dr. Courtland Lee. Dr. Lee is a retired counselor and university professor. He has written three books on counseling African-American males and has developed Rites of Passage programs across the country.

Family Matters - Series

Emotional Intellegience For Families

This program bridges the gap between parent and child by teaching tools of effective communication through workshops, which also include the following:

Orchestrate family engagement practices/team building
Teach healthy relationship skills
Develop self-care plans
Facilitated 1:1 family interventions

We hosted forums and group discussions around the various topics:

Family Trauma
Trauma Informed Care
Breaking Barriers of Communication

Skills and Entrepreneurial Training

Encouraging youth entrepreneurship & exposure to trade skills along with financial literacy for early wealth-building opportunities. Skills like carpentry, lawn care services, auto detailing, screen printing, agriculture, barbering, and ServSafe Certification.