Spring Break @
Rain Fire Arena
April 4-8th
WE HELP youth & young adults
Bring their Ideas to Life Instantly
Skills Assessment
Determine which skills you have and how to monetize them
Impact Solutions
Create products and services that address, reduce and/or eliminate challenging situations
Mission Statement
Develop an elevator pitch for your innovative solution
Leadership Development
Strengthen your ability to motivate others and get the job done
Team Building
Assign roles and responsibilities to your network resources
Personal Branding
Define, package and present your competitive advantages
Leadership Challenge
The Competition
Family Fun Day Event
Using only the products, services and resources they secure on their own, four teams of young innovators and entrepreneurs have only five days to coordinate and manage a fun, family day fundraising event at the Rain Fire Arena.
The team that has the most successful results win the competition.
The Leadership Challenge
A Day At The Farm
In order to strengthen their leadership, team-building and problem-solving skills, workshop participants will spend a day at Faith Farms and manage its day-to-day operations.
The team that gets the most tasks done successfully win the challege.
thanks to our partners
Calendar Of Events
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Latest Past Events
Community On Demand™ MLK Day of Service & Backyard BBQ Fundraiser @ The Smith Family Ranch
The Smith Family Ranch 1950 East Atlanta Road, StockbridgeParty with a Purpose - Family Reunion Style!MLK Day of Service Community Cleanup & Backyard BBQ FundraiserJoin us as we honor Dr. Martin Luther King…
Behavioral Health Roundtable
Douglas County Family Resource Center 5903 Steward Parkway, DouglasvilleThe NEXT Steps Youth Entrepreneur Program has been invited by Corey Thomas, Executive Director of Veterans Molding Minds and DEI Director of the Douglas County…
Resilia + Annie E. Casey Foundation Partnership (Grant Award Announcement)
Return To Calendar ***ANNOUNCEMENT*** The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Atlanta Civic Site is thrilled for the opportunity to support the NEXT Steps Youth Entrepreneur Program…
FAQ
Most frequently asked questions and answers
What age must youth be to participate?
We are accepting youth and young adults ages 13-17. Maximum number of participants: 40.
Are Masks Required?
Yes. No exceptions.
Will meals be provided?
Breakfast, snacks and lunch will be provided. Bottled water will be distributed as well. Participants are free to bring their own lunch, snacks and beverages as well.
What is the appropriate attire?
Participants should wear comfortable clothing and shoes with socks and rubber soles. No open toe shoes, slippers, or sandals that do not cover up the entire foot and toes. Spaghetti straps, tank tops, halter tops, mid-drifts, and t-shirts with holes, messages or symbols that display violence, drugs, guns, weapons, foul language or inflammatory gestures, ideas or actions are not allowed.
What is included in the cost?
All camp training materials, camp t-shirt, plus the registration fee for the Faith Farms field trip.