At the career development workshops, the students will learn about different career paths and have access to computers to research and apply to internships and jobs.

In the healthcare workshops, the students will learn about nutrition, healthy living and "healthy" life style choices. Multimedia, including films and the internet will also be utilized to educate and inform the students.

Students in the legal rights workshops will learn about legal rights of adolescents, proper interactions with law enforcement, and their rights in the community. Role playing, multimedia, film, television, and computers will be utilized to foster critical thinking and awareness.

Literacy is defined by UNESCO as "the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate, compute and use printed and written materials associated with varying contexts. Literacy involves a continuum of learning to enable an individual to achieve his or her goals, to develop his or her knowledge and potential, and to participate fully in the wider society." A wide array of literacy programs ranging from health literacy, art literacy to mental health literacy, all focused on broadening the horizons of the students served are offered. Our organization, with the help of funding, will create a robust, unique library that incorporates artwork, books, film, and other multimedia to fully incorporate the arts, education, film and books into the literacy educational process.

The mental health workshops will provide an overview
of "healthy choices" for students from a mental health perspective. Students will also role play and watch films that portray mental health issues from an adolescent’s point of view.

SAT, LSAT, GRE, GMAT, MCAT
Students will engage in intensive workshops in preparation of college and graduate school entrance exams. Diagnostic tests will be given and special tutoring classes will be available to students as needed.

In our social etiquette workshop, students will learn proper table and etiquette. In the professional workshop, students will role play different aspects of professional life, which will include introductions to the interviewing process.

A volunteer from the New York Road Runners Foundation lead running groups through Central Park, and other parks across the city on different days of the week. Meanwhile, fitness workshops educate students on nutrition and healthy living.