The UN Youth Organization
Civic & Social Organization - Birmingham, Alabama, United States
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The UN (Untouchable Nation) Youth Organization is a national 501c(3) Non-Profit Organization whose mission is to educate students in life skills such as Social Etiquettes, Money Management, Goal Planning, Public Speaking, College Prep, Entrepreneurship, ACT/SAT Prep, and Transitioning to the Real World, as well as STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math).Life Skills increase a young persons understanding of the world around them and equip them with the tools that are necessary to live a more productive and fulfilling life. The UN Curriculum is taught in a number of ways year around as an after-school program, summer camp, semester, and club format.OUR HISTORYThe Untouchable Nation was established in 2006 by Founders Terry and Josilyn Drake. The Founders while living in Atlanta, GA piloted a program with 25 students at Ramsay High School in Birmingham, AL. To date, the Founders have relocated to Birmingham, AL and in early 2018 re-established the Untouchable Nation Youth Organization and began to implement its Life Skills Curriculum as an after school program in the Birmingham City School System. UN Founders believe that every child with the right knowledge has the opportunity to become successful and productive citizens in our society. They understand that without certain skill sets children will not reach their full potential. With that in mind, the Founders are driven and motivated to ensure that these skills are taught to as many children as possible. The UN is excited to be the bridge that helps a young person reach their full potential. We believe that there is greatness in everyone. It is having the platforms and resources to draw out the greatness that makes the difference.
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