Helping our Young Children:
Before we created the disadvantaged young adult, we were
handed an innocent child through the grace of God. They did not ask to come on this earth
because none of us did, but they were born and came to us as babies unable to
support or even take care of themselves.
They therefore had to go through a molding process in order to function
as upright American citizens, with the responsibility of someday being
caretakers of America
themselves.
Meanwhile our young children see our young adults on the
streets 24/7 being unproductive or trying to survive. They live in a community
whereby illegal drugs is the number one commodity. They see a community of
victims being slaves to poverty and eventually see themselves as forever
victims also, without any real option to gaining a part of the American dream,
but often end up within a life of crimes, jails, institutions, long term addictions
and death. Our children need to feel
safe, loved and protected and believe it or not and this is very important,
they need to feel needed, because the reality is one day will depend on them or
self-destruct.
We believe as a community we must be the caretakers of our
younger children, who are under 18 years old and are not emancipated. If we as
a community do not raise our children properly, we as a community has failed
tomorrow already. Part of the cause of our
current social and economic problems and conditions are our past failures in
the molding processes of our children. It is due to our past failures as a
community in education, crime prevention and community economics that this
program we are presenting now has become a program of community need and not community
convenience. Operation Solution and Response is a SRA community need.
We want to insure that every child in our community has a
fair chance in life and will be able to grow and enjoy the Declaration of
Independence in America
as adults. Something too often taking
away from our youth due to their responses to the conditions of poverty.
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