Warren County Day Treatment

2012-13 Review

Since 2010

n 192 Have Enrolled into Program n 32 Remain in the Program n 36 Obtained High School Diploma n 34 Obtained GED n 70 Remain Enrolled in School n 7 Transitioned to Adult Ed

We’re on the MOVE

The Wood

331 Brookwood Dr Bowling Green KY

Why Try Mentoring Program

District Initiative Why Try Group

Tim Gray WKU Police

Why Try Mentor

Why Try

Career Scope Program

n Community members and leaders come to speak to students once or twice a week to mentor them on subjects such as how to prepare for careers, the importance of their education, and matters they face in every day life.

n These speakers help further our career scope and help us develop new interests.

Diversity Khaldun Almousily WKU Arabic Studies

Melissa Rodarte Time Warner Cable

Barrett White WKU African American Studies

WKU Fullbright Scholars

Leadership Mayor Bruce Wilkerson

Cedric Burnam – Magistrate

Burnam Funeral Home

Kevin Defebo Bowling Green

City Manager

Marcel Stockton Time Warner Cable

Janette Boehman WBKO Marketing

Joe Imel – BG Daily News

Mandel Stockton Liberty Tax Service

Sandra K Young BGPR Community Service Director

Bowling Green Hot Rods Baseball team and Day Treatment staff.

Shannah Banks

Bowling Green Housing Authority

Lucena Davis Two Rivers Nurse Consultant

Kenny Jefferson Maintenance Technician Country Oven Bakery WKU engineering student

Melissa Rodarte Time Warner Cable

Sgt. Anthony Grimando Army recruiter Holden Reed National Guard

Bruce Roberts with Rockfield Baptist Family Ministries

Jasmine Barber WKU Nurse David Emerson WKU

George Roundtree retired Social Worker

Roy Chapman, folk musician, brings music to Day Treatment!

Substance Abuse Speakers David Duncan Park Place Drug Recovery Director

Allen Johnson WKU Student

Ashley Stillwell 7H Community Forum

Kristi Haven4 Change

Bowling Green Hot Rods

Citizenship First

n Community service is a vital part of the treatment program

n Helps students develop a good work ethic n Helps students give back to the

community n Helps students feel good about the work

they have done and the things they have accomplished

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

n Every year students devote hours of work to help set up and prepare the MLK breakfast and march.

n We set up the chairs and tables for the early morning breakfast.

Celebrating MLK

WITH SERVICE

Community Service in School

n Students perform community service activities in school.

n They help clean and maintain the facility. n These community service hours can be

punitive for the treatment program.

PRIDE

US Bank Christmas Present Wrapping

Community Service for the Salvation Army

Students work with Salvation Army volunteers on a monthly basis to prepare supplies to be distributed to the community, as well as serve lunch to those in need.

Students serve those in need

Students box food for families

Our students helping those in need!

Single Mother Oil Change and Car Wash

Family Night

n Every Quarter Day Treatment holds a Family Night

n Family Night helps reconnect families n Each Family Night has a different seasonal

theme n The activities are centered around this

theme. n A full course meal is served for dinner.

Bowling Family Night

2013 Supporters

n Mandell Stockton – Liberty Tax Service n US Bank n Rick Starks n Papa Johns – Mr. Everett Russellville Rd n BG Hot Rods

We Thank You for Your Support