VILLIAGE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION
Our Mission is to assist young boys, teenagers, and young adult
men into and during the transitional stages of Adulthood on a spiritual
level.
What we are providing
The vision I see is young, developed minds armed with the sword
of confidence, the shield of faith on God and within themselves, and
the words of truth, wisdom and understanding as they take their
rightful place in society as leaders in their community. I see them
helping others, as they were helped, to know and understand their
purpose, power, and strength, as they now do, and are executing
everything they learned. This will make them become vital, purposeful
men and icons in the community and their family homes.
Own-up ship
Balance
Positive Thinking
Self-awareness
Our Approach
Own-up ship
We will begin with the meaning of Own-up ship. They will learn and understand the Duties, responses, and response-abilities of becoming and being a man in the home, community and in today’s society. They will learn how to own up to their own mistakes without blaming anyone else for what has happened in their lives.
Balancing
Balance is realizing that it is alright to tap into your emotions. We are ¾ female anyway and this is why we even have emotions. When it comes to balance, we will help the young men learn to use the right side of the brain more with intension. Being balance is learning that just because you can fight or hold down a job or make good grades in school that does not officiate you to being a man; it just means that you can respond to your ability and therefore you are response able. The young men will learn that their balance is what officiate them as being men. When they can tap into their female side and understand themselves without false judgement, then they can call themselves a man.
Positivity
Positive Thinking helps one to learn to break the barriers of habitual negative thinking, conditioned thinking, etc. learning to recognize when the thought presents themselves as negative and
being able to dispel those thought and make powerless over their domain is a powerful tool to use when confronted with so much adversity.
Self-Awareness
Self-awareness is one of the processes of learning how to think. Once learns how to think through self-awareness. They then begin to understand how to question themselves and the situation they are in. if it makes sense to them then they can move forward in their endeavor; however, if what they are questioning and reasoning about does not make sense to them, then more than likely the
endeavor should not be pursued and they should correct the course of their current situation to a more profitable and comfortable direction. When you are self-aware of a situation that you are in you are not reacting, but you are taking control and regulating the situation to meet your preferred outcome that will alleviate any and
all possible conflicts of interest. You become the thermostat and not the thermometer.
About Village
It Takes a Village is a nonprofit organization that mentors the young men thru the ages of 12-35yrs. The village Teaches the young men the spiritual principles that they can apply to their everyday life to increase productivity, self-esteem, self-love, self-prosperity on a
financial level and prosper in confidence in their individual lives and as a collective. The young men will learn how to help themselves and one another thru times of crisis and despair with the true understanding
that all things work together for good to them that love the Lord.
It takes a village has one main focus and mission and that is to help these young men to transition into the stages of adulthood on a spiritual level and standpoint. It will be a form of “Rights of Passage” into the sacred realm of manhood and all the responsibilities that comes with it. It takes a Village stands on and teaches four principles pillars that will be taught to the young men of the above stated ages to
help them understand who they are and what their role is in their community and in their family.
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