Project Re-Direct · Youth & Family Services
Programs That Re-Direct Young Lives
From STEM learning and summer camp to mentoring, parent leadership and prevention education — every program is designed to help children and families choose healthier, brighter futures.
Featured Program
STEM Education
Science · Technology · Engineering · Math
Education for the 21st Century through our Saturday Academy — hands-on learning that prepares students for the careers of tomorrow.
Summer Madness – Summer Camp
8:30 AM – 5:30 PM · Four days a week · 8 weeks
- Accelerated Academics
- Social Skills Development
- Supervised Recreation
What We Offer
Our Programs
Programs that build confidence, character and skills — for children, teens and the parents who raise them.
Healthy Minds / Healthy Bodies
Education for the prevention of child abuse, use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, juvenile delinquency, and gang intervention. Encourages positive self-esteem, anger management, conflict resolution, and healthy life choices.
- Attend 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
- Nourishing breakfast, lunch & snacks
- Trips, community events & incentives
- Individual, group & family counseling
S.I.M.B.A. II
Single Intelligent Males with Bold Ability. Gives young males between the ages of nine and thirteen alternatives to juvenile delinquency and crime while increasing academic and career choices. Our goal is to develop young entrepreneurs, community and family minded males.
Children Are A Gift
A public awareness campaign that empowers parents towards independence and self-sufficiency. Running from April through June, promoting alternatives to the abuse of children, and educating caregivers to more positive methods of discipline and child rearing.
Parent Leadership Institute
Supporting parents and caregivers as leaders in their families and community. Contact us to learn more about upcoming sessions.
The NIA Project
A project dedicated to developing young ladies (9–14) of purpose by teaching them to avoid negative and unhealthy lifestyles that hamper their future success.
School to Work
Allows students in eighth grade and above to do volunteer work while learning leadership and other skills for their future careers — and gives them an opportunity to give back and develop caring for young children.
Our Vision
“Save the lives of children and Re-Direct them towards healthier lifestyles; while developing productive men and women who will pursue a better quality of life.”
Help Us Re-Direct More Young Lives
Enroll your child, volunteer, or support our work. Call us at 732-633-5178.
501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization · EIN # 22-3465029 · Newark, NJ