Compose a recruitment letter to former YLP members
This youth leadership program is young adults who have experience in foster care. This program includes a wide range of youth who have participated in Camp to Belong (a camp that reunited siblings who were separated in foster care)
Camp is a week in the summer. At camp the YLP participants spend the first half of Camp in training, and the second half supporting Camp Counselors as Peer Leaders.
The objectives of YLP are for participants to be to describe leadership styles and which style they identify with, demonstrate the ability to give and receive constructive feedback, describe peer leader role and expectations, communicate well with campers, family group counselors and other staff, relate the concepts of self-care, leadership, communication and trust, develop self-reflection and self-insight skills, and to describe what it means to be an ally in the foster care system.
YLP- Youth Leadership Program
Youth Leadership Program (YLP): As a part of Camp to Belong, we have developed a Peer Leadership Training program for our campers who are âaging outâ of foster care. The goal of the program is to provide an additional support system for our long time campers and to invite them to remain part of the CTB-MA family by becoming camp counselors after graduating from YLP at the age of 21.
In the Letter Please include the different options the person can be involved in.
Involvement from YLP, which can be dependent on what their capacity/interest is.
At the lower end, we would want a few people to attend and share thoughts at maybe a couple of board meetings a year.
At the more committed end, we would want a regular meeting (monthly?) of committed folks to share ideas/thoughts about programming and regularly attend board meetings.
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pump (Model L-2100/2130) and multi wavelength UV detector (Model L-2420 UV-VIS). Analytes extracted from the M-M SPE column were analyzed using two different mobile phases (A) acetonitrile:ammonium formate (20 mM in 1% formic acid) (5:95 v/v) and (B) acetonitrile:ammonium formate (10 mM in 1% formic acid) (80:20 v/v) and were run according to previously described gradient program(Blessborn et al. 2010). The compounds were analyzed on a Tosoh â 5 âm C18 (150 mm â 2 mm) column protected by a precolumn security guard C8 (8mm x2 mm) (Tosoh Bioscience, PA). The UV detector was monitored at 280nm. Data acquisition and quantification were performed using HystarTM and Data AnalysisTM (Bruker, Bremen, Germany). Estimation of dose intake time for SDX To estimate the probable timing of drug intake, we compared the whole blood concentrations of SDX at baseline (C0) and on Day 7 (C7) after a complete treatment with AS+SP for the same patients. Assuming a terminal elimination half-life (tâ) of 7.2 days for SDX, an inter-individual variability of 30% and a similar dosage on pre-study exposure and during the study, a back-calculation was done to estimate the intake time of the drug before baseline sampling: Intake time =ln(C7/C0).t1/2/ln(2)+7[days] The variability on tâ was used to estimate a 90% confidence interval around this intake time, considering plausible inter-individual variations in elimination rate (White et al. 1999). Similar calculation was not attempted for PYR because of its short half-life period (Hodel et al. 2009). Isolation of genomic DNA Parasites genomic DNA was extracted from clinical samples by using QIAamp DNA min kit (Qiagen, valencia, CA) according to the manufacturerâs protocol with slight modification. Pfdhfr and pfdhps gene products were amplified using earlier reported methods (Duarai singh et al., 1998) and then dig>
