I M Passionate About Children And Their Success

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I am passionate about children and their success. Our children are our future. I believe children need great role models to help them navigate through the difficulties of growing up. My children had access to successful adults and had many opportunities to succeed; however, not all children these same opportunities. Outside of school, many children lack access to adults who can open their minds to new possibilities. Without access to good role models, many children grow up with limited knowledge of the options available to them. Many children exposed to drugs, illicit sex, high crime and overwhelming poverty become less driven to find alternatives to the reality they know. If they have no one in their lives to help them navigate through the

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