con't...

These programs contribute to positive mental health and well being of all children, but are often out of reach for misfortunate children and families because of financial requirements for instruments, equipment, summer programs, trips, and other out of pocket expenses required of student's families.

Tax deductible contributions provide funding for ongoing research to find and improve on effective methods for treatment and intervention of behavioral cycles that lead to or are caused as a result of the misfortune of children and families.

In part, these studies are conducted in the form of ongoing conferences and workshops for finding common ground  between members of private and government agencies working directly with misfortunate children and families.

These individuals and agencies specialize in the areas of preventative intervention for a variety of behavioral conditions who's collective purpose from these conferences and workshops is for establishing standards of methods and technology.

This is needed for effective treatment (pre and post) for abuses resulting from behavioral patterns found common in misfortunate children for the sole purpose of breaking behavioral cycles that lead to misfortune, and clearing the way for misfortunate children to enjoy the benefits of higher education, and become proud and productive members of the American community.

<previous - next>