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Youth Programs

Homework Club   Montebello Homework Club

Montebello Apartments was the site for   our Homework Club pilot program in2008. Resident children in grades 1-6 attended 3 days a week from 3 to 5pm for an afterschool snack, help with homework from staff and volunteers and additional educational activities. Through a generous grant from Juan Young Trust, we were able to expand Homework Club to Reedville last fall.  Volunteer high school students from Catlin Gabel help the children with homework, reading anf computers twice a week.   Fall/Winter_2008/2009_Homework_Club_Montebello Outcome_Report,  Montebello Report Card Analysis,  Fall/Winter_2008/2009_Homework_Club_Reedville Outcome_Report,  Reedville Report Card Analysis,Illustrated Results                           Jose Arciga Homework Club Outcome Report  Fall/Winter_2009/2010 Reedville Homework_Club Outcome_Report Fall/Winter_2009/2010 Montebello Homework_Club Outcome_ReportIllustrated Results
Jose Arciga Homework Club Outcome Report
                        Montebello Homework Club Outcome Report Term 3 2009-2010  HC Montebello Homework Club Term 3 2009-2010 Report Card AnalysisHC Montebello Homework Club Term 3 2009-2010 Ilustrated Results

 

Homework Club Volunteer writes of her experience

      Homework Club Volunteer writes of her experience

 

Volunteer Spotlight

 

Summer Reading Safari

A pilot program summer reading program in 2008 ran for eight weeks for two groups – grades 1-3 and grades 4-6.  Children attended twice a week for two hours. Hillsboro School District Reading Specialist Christie Ranslow designed a program that combined a variety of methods to improve reading skills.  Staff and volunteers worked with the children on Reading Naturally, PC-based software, individual and group activities.
Summer 2009 Reading Safari Outcome Report

Explorador Camp

Summer nature camp in partnership with Audubon Society of Portland offers one week of day camp activities and field trips for 48 children in grades 3-6.  We were pleased to have a grant from the Gray Family Fund to support the 2009 camp.   Summer 2009 Explorador Outcome Report

 

Bienestar’s Explorador Camp featured in Audubon Society of Portland Warbler Newsletter

 

AKA Science Club

In partnership with OHCC (Oregon Health Career Center), staff and volunteers have received training on the delivery of ‘science in a box’ hands-on activities for children in grades K-6 for eight week sessions to be launched this fall. A grant in 2008 from Bonneville Power Administration has made this program implementation possible.  Two new clubs start this spring at Sunset Gardens.

 Spring 2010 A.K.A. Science Outcome Report Montebello

 Winter 2010 A.K.A. Science Outcome Report 

 Spring 2009 A.K.A. Science Outcome Report 

Art Projects 

Children ages 10-15 participated in a pilot program last spring learning drawing and painting under the direction of Isaac Alonzo, a resident who is a gifted artist from Mexico.  A volunteer from Pacific University, Natasha Michalowsky, led a six-week program for resident children in grades 2 - 6 in Forest Grove last fall.

Sunset Mural Tile Project   

                                                                         

 Reedville Fish Fence Project

                      

 

 

 

 

Trailblazers Come to Reedville

 

Basketball Club

A structured basketball clinic was offered at Reedville Apts. for after-school sports activity for boys and girls in grades 3 - 5.

 

 

 

Girl Scouts

Latina culture is becoming a staple of some Girl Scout troops

Montebello Apartments is the site of  a very active Girl Scout troop. They also sponsored a Teen Latina Team week at Reedville Apts. Read More                                              Latina culture is becoming a staple of some Girl Scout troops Read More

 

 

Zoo to You

ZAP (Zoo Animal Presenters) is a paid 3 year internship program of the Oregon Zoo for low-income teens.  Following training, the ZAP teens give live animal presentations all over the Portland metro area.  The presentations are free to nonprofit organizations that serve families and children.  Children at Elm Park and Willow Park enjoyed the animals last spring, and more over 120 adults and children came to the presentations at Montebello and Reedville Apts. this year.  Read more >

Financial Fitness for Life

Bienestar children in grades 1-2 and 3-5  from Montebello and Sierra West Apartments enjoyed 5 weeks of financial literacy training Maria Moreno that included group activities and PC-based learning. At the end of the course they took piggy banks to wells Fargo and opened children's savings accounts. 

 

Jose Arciga I Financial Literacy Outcome Report

Reedville Financial Literacy Outcome Report

Bienestar's Financial Literacy Program for Kids in the News

Fall_2008_Outcome_Report                                                            Read more

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