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Look for an Opportunity to Help Black Youth

Look for an Opportunity to Help Black Youth
Posted By: Joseph Jones on June 24, 2010

Christian Career Empowerment
“Bringing the Power to You”
A non-profit organization

Dear: Professionals

Please allow me to introduce myself; I am Rev. Joseph Jones a Leader at Christian Career Empowerment a non-profit organization. Thank you for taking the time out to review this information. Christian Career Empowerment is reaching out to the community and local High Schools, Colleges and Churches to gain recognition as to who we are and how we may better serve our community at no cost to you our goal help lower high school drop out rate and to help our fellow Christians secure a Career in there field of choice.

Working as partners with local Health Education Institutions allowed us to fulfill our goals to provide well-rounded, hands on education to our community. A key element in this partnership is the opportunity for school to play a role in building the student mind, to not only think about now, but about there future and how to gain success before and after college and work in the career field that they have chosen.



Christian Career Empowerment Goal is to cultivate in its community and surrounding area’s not only an appreciation for the great achievements of education, but also disciplined awareness to the challenges and obstacles facing its communities through community-based learning and volunteer services.

We also coordinate sustained partnerships between campus programs and community organization facilitates cooperation between various programs, and assists in the development of effective student leadership with the goal of cultivating a respectful student body dedicated to personal and professional development and empowerment.

Again thank you for taking the time to review the enclosed Information. It will be a pleasure to setup a meeting which will include what we can offer our community, the benefits can involve, Community Health Fairs, Community Outreach, CEU Training, early college credits and Advisory Board Meeting with the community and Parents.

Sincerely,
Rev. Joseph Jones
Christian Career Empowerment
Office: 713-332-0062/832-266-6733
Joseph.jones@medvance.edu
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