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Dizzy Doom Kids x BGC Hawaii
US Insider
We teamed up with the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii to bring social-emotional learning into their after-school programs across Oahu and Kauai.
In a move set to redefine the contours of educational and social development programs for youth, Dizzy Doom Kids has entered into an innovative partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii (BGCH). This collaboration is aimed at addressing key challenges faced by young individuals in Hawaii, particularly in enhancing their social and emotional learning (SEL) capabilities.
The Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii has been a cornerstone of hope and support for children and teens across the Hawaiian islands for many years, providing crucial out-of-school and after-school programs. Operating across 10 sites on Oahu and Kauai, BGCH offers year-round programs, focusing on creating supportive, educational, and engaging environments for youths aged 7 to 17, 98% of whom come from low-income families.
From US Insider
Dizzy Doom Kids partnered with the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii, which runs year-round out-of-school programs for young people across 10 sites on Oahu and Kauai.
The partnership brings social-emotional learning into the Club’s daily activities and special programs, focusing on the challenges its staff see most since the pandemic: managing emotions, mental health and resolving conflict.
