Corey Monroe Email & Phone Number

United States

Teaching the Alive and Free Method. Going in and out of Juvenile working with youth. Facilitating groups in and out of juvenile hall. Traveling all over the country spreading the Alive and Free Message. Helping youth sign up and attend Colleges all over the United States of America. Attending College graduations all over the country. Helping youth find summer jobs and after school jobs. Giving advice on Careers. Setting Young Men and Women up on Job interviews to help them settle into their careers. Mentoring Young Men and Women who are in College and out of College.

San Francisco Bay Area

Facilitating Groups in and out of jail. Helping men who are released with housing placement in one of the men's home all over the city. Helping with job search and job placement. Helping men after they are released with Drug Program placement. Check in with men who are released on a daily basis over phone are house visits. Mentoring some of the younger men in the program.Corey started out at the Potrero Hill Neighborhood like so many other young Men and Women working for Ms. Enola Maxwell in which Ms Maxwell gave now famous Alive & Free Omega Boys Club a house to hold their meetings. Corey has traveled to each Major city all over the country teaching the Alive and Free training from the Omega Boys Club. Corey is Dedicated, diligent , and highly motivated team player with over twenty years experience in youth advocacy and case management within non-profit agencies, law enforcement agencies, schools, and welfare agencies; 17 years devoted labor empowering at-risk youth to attend and graduate from college, and partnering with community agencies to provide jobs for youth and young adults.Motivated social activist trained in connecting child victims and their families to appropriate community agencies such as crisis intervention, legal advocacy, counseling agencies for medical, mental, physical, social, and educational needs; Skilled in developing, implementing, and disseminating resources to children and families in historically under served communities.A versatile communicator with success speaking effectively before individuals, public groups, organizational employees, and the general public; Verified ability to read and interpret documents such college requirements, law enforcement reports, government or agency regulations, and social service stipulations; Adroit in writing reports and business correspondence.

San Francisco Bay Area

Working with young people in Special Education. Helping with school work and home work. Monitoring the hall ways to make sure youth are going to class. Helping with teens who have Autism. Breaking up fights and having groups meetings with the youth. Providing information about after school jobs and summer jobs. Helping on field trips. Conflict resolution, Mentoring, Running group meetings with at risk youth. Talking to parents to find better ways for the youth to be successful. Sitting down with other staff members to come up with ways to help youth in the inner city make some goals and achieve their goals.

San Francisco, California, United States

Reaching out to homeless/outside neighbor's children and families by taking food and clothes, sleeping blankets soap, toothbrushes and daily needs. Connecting families to new lots in San Francisco that have showers and bathrooms. Helping find shelter and housing when housing is availble. Connecting families to programs who can help with their needs while they live in RVs/Campers, cars and tents.

San Francisco Bay Area/ Berkeley Ca

Worked with Children and Teens who Parents were incarcerated in California Jails. Facilitated groups with teenagers on how to survive while a Parent is incarcerated. Working in and out of the Jails with Parents who had Children that were in school. Facilitated groups inside of the Jails in Northern California. Travel to different cities for training's on how to work with Children and Teens who had Parents incarcerated.

San Francisco, Ca

Working with youth who were released from Juvenile Hall under DDAP supervision. Attended court with the youth upon released from Juvenile Hall. Made Phone calls to make sure the youth was in the house at 7pm every night. Help enrolled youth into schools after release from Juvenile Hall. Provided monthly reports to the Judge on how the youth was keeping up with their planned program upon release.

Sociology, Atlanta,Ga

Sociology

Education record

Studied and had fun!