Career exposure, life-saving certifications, paid apprenticeships, and academic power — scroll through the programs our community asks about by name.
Treat your kids to an explosive year of learning. Students explore the anatomy of the body and what it takes to become a doctor or a nurse — real exposure that helps them decide early, and maybe inspires a profession where they can save lives. Activities. Entertainment. Experiments.
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The fatal drowning rate of African American children ages 5 to 14 is 3.1 times that of white children in the same age range (CDC, 2011). C.A.L.F answers that with science-based CPR courses — chest compressions, rescue breathing, and AED use for infants, kids, and adults — plus lifeguard training that builds the stamina to pass certification swims of 100–500 yards.
This dual program leads to certification and opens the door for more skilled individuals in the workforce who can save lives. Applicants must be at least 15 years of age — certified lifeguards start around $19,000/year.
FUN academics undercover, performing arts coaching, kindercare, landscaping and climate skills, youth sports with purpose, elevated tech, art, and real support for young people navigating hard chapters — keep scrolling and let them slide by.
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