A Titus Man
320 Town Center Avenue Northwest, Suwanee, 30024
(678) 977-2868
A Titus Man is a nonprofit in Suwanee for boys and young men ages 8 to 18, especially those who are at risk or underserved. It offers mentoring, classes, fitness and outdoor activities. Teens ages 16 to 18 can also join trade programs in barbering, auto body, broadcasting and construction.
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What they offer 20
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14
All Natural AdventureProgram
Kids learn to care for the environment and go on team-building trips in the north Georgia mountains with zip lines, climbing and bird watching.
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Assist MeProgram
Homework help and tutoring to raise school grades, with a focus on reading skills.
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Auto Body ShopProgram
A co-op track with classroom and hands-on work that trains students to become car mechanics and automotive workers.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14
Broadcasting NowProgram
Students spend time shadowing workers at radio stations and broadcasting companies around Atlanta to learn about the entertainment industry.
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Career CompassProgram
Kids plan early for a career and learn what training or college they need. They also learn about financial aid, resumes and job skills.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 5
Case Management ServicesService
Case managers help children with mental illness, at-risk youth and people with developmental disabilities with assessments, plans, referrals, advocacy, mentoring and transportation.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14
CharacterProgram
Youth take leadership roles, plan community service projects and run a canteen to raise money for club trips and equipment. It also includes sessions on manners, dress, grooming and open talks about life.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14
Co-Op ProgramsProgram
Young men ages 16 to 18 learn a trade and work toward an internship with a local business partner. Students need passing grades and good standing in high school.
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