City of Merced Parks & Community Services- Youth Center Activity Report MERCED
Organization Name
SWAG/ Symple Equazion
Organizational Mission
To assist South Merced Youth in regards to mentorship, academics, and character Activity Report Quarter 1
Quarter 1(7/1-9/30) Quarter 2(10/1-12/31) Quarter 2 Mid-Year (Quarter 1 &2) O Mid -Year (Quarter 1 and 2)
Quarter 3
Quarter 3 (1/31-3/31) Quarter 4(4/1-6/30)
Year- End (Quarter 1,2,3.4' Quarter 4 Year-End (Quarter 1-4) L Youth Center in McCombs McNamara Park Stephen Leonard
Operation
Cost or Required In-kind for Participation Participants Served Afterschool (unduplicated) (Indicate- daily, weekly, monthly, or annually)
At the Youth Center
After School Membership Special Camps
Outside of Youth Center
but in City of Merced
Duration Program/Center was Open this Period (List Location(s) served) Days Open for Hours Total Hours
Programming Per Day Participants Served through Special Events/Camps
At the Youth Center
Special Events/ Camp
Hours Outside of Youth Center
Total Hours Open for Total Number of Service Contacts
Service in the Reporting
Period Number of youth x
times they were served
Demographic Information of Youth Served Afterschool (number of youth in each category if available) Ages Preschool age (0-5) School Age (6-17) Young Adults (18-24) Ethnicity African Asian Hispanic White Mixed Other/
American Unknown
Zip Code of 95340 95341 95344 95348 Other/ Unknown
Participants
Staff Structure to Support Program
Employed Staff
Interns
Volunteers
Success Narrative- please describe any progress your program has experienced over the reporting period.
This could include experiences with member recruitment, facility needs, partnerships formed, funding streams acquired, the addition of key staff or volunteers, or success stories of program participants. This narrative should be reflective of the data presented on page 1.
Barrier Narrative- please describe any barriers or modifications required over the reporting period. This can include any partnerships or funding lost, the loss of key staff or volunteers, or additional internal or external complications. This narrative should be reflective of the data presented on page 1.
Program Photos- Please ensure that any photographs used are authorized by a photo release approving the use of the participants image in program materials such as this report.
McNamara Community Youth Center
Annual Report
2023
Facility Directors:
Devon Hilliard/SWAG
Kelly Turner / Symple Equazion
Our Mission
SWAG - Exists to support high school students transitioning to college.
Whether it's through academic mentoring or athletic training, our knowledgeable staff knows how to navigate that transition and is available to assist both parents and students.
Symple Equazion (SE) - Guiding individuals through the process of overcoming the inhibiting cycle of self destruction, and to achieve personal empowerment through positive thinking.
MCNAMARA'S MISSION
potential in a healthy, safe and nurturing community. We envision all children, youth and families reaching their fullest
STATISTICS
• 85 youth have attend McNamara since November 2022.
• 13 volunteers have contributed more than 75 hours equating to approximately $1,125.00 (13 @ 15.00 per hr.)
• Facility Directors Devon Hilliard and Kelly Turner have volunteered more than 100 hours equating to approximately $7,200.00 (2 @ $36.00 per hr.) $36.00 per hr.) • The Center facilitate lessons and activities for Merced youth. (SWAG 93 practiced in try outs & SE 1 work readiness with 10 youth) Partnered to Provided Turkeys and Hams for Christmas
Served 100 Families
Neighborhood Open House
SPONSORED BY
STUDENTS STOO DATE
Beffer!
MERCED Symple Equazion
Parks
Services BEy
Barriers
Out reached to MCSD & MCOE no response to date. (LAP funding) Submitted 10K funding request with ARPA received 5K.
Projections:
Submitted RFQ with Worknet to receive funding for the facility. Staff will start in Ma