RICO DINERO – NONE LIKE YOU

Citation for NY WEB Center from the City Council

R.I.P. Trayvon Martin from the New York Webcenter

In light of the Trayvon Martin case, we the Web center family would like to extended our love and support to his family that justice would be serve.

This is a national problem, Trayvon was our brother not a criminal. We serve tons of young males that walk threw our days and it could have been them.

This is very unsettling issue and should not be swept under the rug like many other issues we are fighting against.

R.I.P. Trayvon Martin

Take  a second to check out a video from our  trip to crown heights community Mediation Center

New York Webcenter Re-opening

On wednesday March 14 2012 here at  The New York Webcenter we welcomed  new members to the program.

Street team leader Andre Rousseau  and his team work hard hitting the streets last couple weeks leading up to the opening.

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Theses are some of the picture of the opening:

S.P.I.T. – “ROCK ON”

Champions

“Why can’t i bring my cell phone?”

Shequilla Jackson

Two weeks ago our class went on a trip to Community, Counseling , Mediation .  This is a organization that helps people with there problems , such as drug problems , family problems etc. When I went there they brought a man that had a drug problem that they were helping. He explained his situation and how they helped him out. He spoke about his child and her eating disorder and how he got her help. They explained different ways they help people with there problems. They help teens find jobs and apartments. They also help people get health insurance. We asked them different questions and they answered them all. I enjoyed this trip because they are helpful they take they time with you and they make sure they can help you with all your problems.

Rayshawn Glover

   On our trip to the Mediation Center, we learned about all type of things. Our first trip to the CROWN HEIGHTS MEDIATION, we talked about gun violence and how it has an effect on the streets.When we got there, they were preparing for a SOS March on saving kids from gun violence. SOS is  called Save Our Street for children to stop violence in streets. They were telling us how they solve problems for kids and families by talking about their problems and showing them there is a better way of doing things. On our second trip, we went to the CCM and we talked about how they can help people with their personal problems.  They also help couples work out there relationship and domestic violence issues. They do counseling,rehab,and all typse of other things in that nature.  Our last trip to the Baptist Church, we talk to the minister of the church, Rev. Norman.  We asked him all type of questions about how he became a minister and what made him become a minister.We was real interested on what he had to share with us. He told us they have a lot of special things going on inside the church. He also helps the community people with problems in their lives.  Going on these trips had really taught me how to be successful in life and how to think before I do something thats going to get me in trouble. I thank my teachers for taking me on these trips we went to, so I can learn more about things in this world.

 

Frances Batson

Crown Hights Mediation Center was about them helping out our streets from gun violence. They we’re talking to us about what they do and how they helped people out. And the day we went to one of there sites they were getting ready for a walk for stopping guns violence and also they were blowing up balloons and was going to let them loose during the walk for the lives that were lost to guns in the street. I knew where they was coming from because alot young people don’t even get to the age of 19 nowadays because they got shot. Community Counseling Mediation. So basically they help out people that had drug problems and obstacles. They help you get jobs & provide counseling. If you ylare a teenager and don’t have a mother or father they give you a job & help you look for an apartment. CCM’S first program was developed to work with troubled families in their home and their local communites. 1st Baptist Church W: Rev. Clarence Norman Senior. He helps  families in the community with their problems that they have and he said he tries his best to help everybody that comes in to him.