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Empowering People for their Purpose.
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Reconnecting Families and Rebuilding Communities
When people are empowered and operate in purpose communities are stronger
WHAT'S going on!
Virtual Workshop
Fundraising Awards Gala
Fundraising Awards Gala
We are excited to invite you attend this online meeting. As a parent, educator and social worker they bring a different perspective on breaking the cycle of bullying.
Who are you bringing to the table?
Who are you bringing to the table?
Who are you bringing to the table?
PW360 has created a space for women about women. We do a lot and give a lot. A little support, encouragement and information can go a long way. This is your time to receive and be empowered. We are women uplifting other women when we need it the most.
Bully Stoppers Program
Who are you bringing to the table?
Who are you bringing to the table?
Bullying effects individuals, homes and communities. Let's break the cycle. Learn how through our innovative and interactive Bully Stoppers program we are bringing families and communities together to understand what bullying is and what it is not. This is one of our youth and family services, working with schools and organizations to make a difference.
Community involvement
Bullying-The Adult Trauma Workshop
Juneteen Celebration's bringing awareness to the Links between Bullying, Violence and Mental Health
Bully Stoppers Basketball Tournament
Thanks to everyone who attended Saturdays workshop. Some of the takeaways were:
- "Awareness is key to building bridges to stop/end bullying"
- "4 Different types of bullying emotional, verbal, cyber, physical all new to me"
- Bullies go through stuff and may follow you forever"
- "If things go unresolved it can affect me in adulthood"
Bully Stoppers Basketball Tournament
Juneteen Celebration's bringing awareness to the Links between Bullying, Violence and Mental Health
Bully Stoppers Basketball Tournament
Thanks to our sponsors Holman HQ, The Cohen Law Firm, Amir Khan founder of New Beginnings Behavioral Health, Boys & Girls Club of Camden County, Lawnside PTA, George-Vanten (the brothers) and our own Kings Way International.
Coach Norman Alston talked about Bullying and the impact on families to the teams and those in attendance. We handed out our Bully Stoppers bags donated by 4Imprint to remind them that we all can break the cycle of bullying. We look forward to next year.
Juneteen Celebration's bringing awareness to the Links between Bullying, Violence and Mental Health
Juneteen Celebration's bringing awareness to the Links between Bullying, Violence and Mental Health
Juneteen Celebration's bringing awareness to the Links between Bullying, Violence and Mental Health
As the communities of Marlton, Palmyra, Cinnaminson, Riverton came out for their respective events we engaged with all ages educating them on how one act of bullying can move to violent acts if not addressed; the mental impact on a person being bullied, why a person may be bulling others and how that can impact a family and community.
My Bully, My Friend at the Burlington Book Fair
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Juneteen Celebration's bringing awareness to the Links between Bullying, Violence and Mental Health
My Bully, My Friend along with our other program information was proudly on display with some other amazing authors at the Burlington Library. Not only did we share what we do with the community, but these great folks as well.
Click below to order your copy of My Bully, My Friend.
Our Impact
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Donate to Kings Way International - Community Support, Programs and Performing Arts
We come from different backgrounds, with different experiences. We have the capacity to learn from one another and through those experiences. Communities are made up of families and those families individual people. When people are hurting, families and communities are hurting. When people thrive, families and communities thrive.
We strive to reach the individual first then the rest will follow.
Donate to Kings Way International - Community Support, Programs and Performing Arts
Donate to Kings Way International - Community Support, Programs and Performing Arts
Donate to Kings Way International - Community Support, Programs and Performing Arts
Your contribution can make a big difference in the lives of those we serve. Donate today to help support our mission of empowering communities.
Connection is Key
Connection is Key
Connection is Key
Volunteer Opportunities
Join our team of volunteers and make a difference in the lives of others. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available. Sign up today!
Contact Us
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Connection is Key
Have a question or a suggestion? We're always here to help. Contact us today and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Ask the author: Lawnside students talk "My Bully, My friend"
Norman Alston aka "Coach Norm" speak with a few 4th graders about his book and the process.
The South Jersey newspaper Courier Post shared this exciting article about the author, the process and the impact "My Bully, My Friend" had on the students.
Each fourth grader looked up from their laptops with smiles when Coach Norm opened the door and walked into the bare summer-school classroom.
All eyes were on the coach — Norman Alston — as he, a larger-than-life character to a four-foot tall fourth-grader, rolled a chair up to the smaller-than-normal table made for elementary schoolers. Check out the full article here. If you would like to purchase the book click Order Today.
Photo by Chris LaChall/Courier Post