LLEWELLYN J FORBES URBAN YOUTH ENRICHMENT AND LEADERSHIP INITIATI
EIN 46-5553436 · Youth Development Programs (O50)
What they do
The Urban Youth Initiative is A 501(c)(3) Organization Committed to The Educational Enrichment and Empowerment of Middle School and High School Aged Youth. Our Services Has Recently Extended to Now Include Early Childhood and Elementary Children In An Effort to Provide Substantive Instructional Support to Families and Schools Alike. An Encroaching Goal for UYI Has Been to Tie Together Related Pedagogic Services With The Robust Offering Many New York City Schools Provide, As Well As The Instructional Provisions of The Schools In Neighboring Yonkers, Mount Vernon and New Rochelle. The Overarching Objective is Centered On Preserving Parental Choice As to Where Parents and Guardians Want Their Children to Receive Supportive Special Educational Services. The UYIs Approach is to Use Holistic Measures to Reach The Whole Child. These Measures Include, But In No Way Are Limited To, Extra-curricular Activities Such As Competitive Sporting Events and Academic Challenges.
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ContactAdrian SolomonDeputy Director on Legal Affairs
Mailing address1231 Lafayette Ave 2nd Fl, Bronx, NY 10474
Main phone(718) 635-3800 Contact phone(646) 302-4426 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- October 2014
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- Bronx
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