Our flagship program, the Saturday Academic Year Program (AYP), offers Saturday full-day programming for students in grades K-10th. This initiative is designed to build leadership, academic excellence, and social skills in youth through structured mentorship and innovative activities. Our nurturing staff provides guidance, instills discipline, and promotes a supportive environment where participants can thrive academically and socially.

• Program Highlights:
  • Leadership development and social skill-building
  • Educational support tailored to students’ needs
  • Fully staffed mentoring by professionals
  • Structured activities that encourage personal growth

Dream North prepares teens for the workforce through the Go Forward to Work Program, a hands-on initiative teaching the fundamentals of employment and self-sufficiency. Students in grades 6-10th are paired with life coaches who guide them in making career choices and achieving their goals. This program fosters real-world readiness, from gaining essential skills to building confidence in the workplace.

• Key Features:
  • Career coaching by dedicated mentors
  • Partnerships with local businesses to provide real-world experiences
  • Focus on life skills such as financial literacy and safe decision-making
  • Metrics for success, including high school graduation, acquiring a driver’s license, and job placements

At Dream North, we celebrate community and culture through events and activities that bring people together. From the Juneteenth BGOSH Celebration to the Martin Luther King Day Breakfast and the Black History Program, we provide opportunities to honor diversity, engage with the community, and create meaningful connections.

• Signature Events Include:
  • Juneteenth BGOSH: A celebration featuring local vendors, cultural performances, and activities for all ages
  • Martin Luther King Day Breakfast: Keynote speakers, local awards, and a poetry contest for students
  • Black History Program: Toy giveaways, scholarships, and vibrant performances showcasing African American culture
  • Summer Fun Program: Recreational activities like fishing, field trips, and nursing home visits

These programs highlight our dedication to education, cultural awareness, and building a stronger, unified community.