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GiddyGlove Play A' Round Chess
Educators who join GiddyGlove Play A' Round Chess can help their students PLAY both at School & in Life. Students will have fun battling chess bots, meeting celebrity players, and competing in tournaments. Students and teachers can learn the ins and outs of the game with tutorial videos, puzzles, and play bots that range in skill from beginner to Expert. GiddyGlove P'ARC is designed to help adults Challenge Help Encourage Student Success at School by teaching them how to Plan Learn Achieve Yearly in Life.
Assets For Development & Growth
City-Funded Homeless Intake Centers
If you are experiencing homelessness, you can go to an intake center and get help. You can also get help if you are at risk of losing your home.
If you are a domestic violence survivor, you can contact Women Against Abuse any time day or night at (866) 723-3014.
If you’re 16 to 24 years old, you can go to a youth access point. Find a youth access point that offers help and services for youth your age.
Appletree Family Center
(shelter/diversion assessment) 1430 Cherry St.Mon.–Fri.,
7 a.m.–5 p.m For More Information call
Roosevelt Darby Center
(shelter/diversion assessment) 800 N Broad Street Mon.–Fri.,
7 a.m.–5 p.m
For More Information Call (215) 685-3700
The Veterans Multi-Service Center
(shelter/diver sion assessment) 213-217 N. 4th St. Tues. and Thurs.,
9 a.m.–2 p.m For More Information Call (215) 923-2600
After Hours Locations for Families
ACTS After Hour Intake Site1300 E Tulpehocken St.5 p.m.–7 a.m. on Mon.– ri. 24 hours on holidays and weekends (267) 297-7870
Red Shield Family Residence715 N. Broad St.5 p.m.–7 a.m. and holidays and weekends(215) 787-2887
Single man*Mike Hinson Resource Center1701 W. Lehigh Ave.3 p.m.–7 a.m. and holidays and weekends(267) 737-9099
Single woman*Gaudenzia’s House of Passage111 N. 49th St., at the corner of 48th St. and Haverford Ave., entrance on 48th Street5 p.m.–7 a.m. and holidays and weekends(267) 713-7778
ACHIEVEability
ACHIEVEability strives to permanently break the generational cycle of poverty for West Philadelphia families through higher education, affordable housing, supportive services, community and economic development and accountability.
Family Self-Sufficiency Program: Housing, Education & Employment for Long-Term Success
The Family Self-Sufficiency Program (FSSP) is ACHIEVEability’s signature and longest-running program. By providing affordable housing and coaching, we support families in breaking the generational cycle of poverty through education. ACHIEVEability connects families to living-wage employment, post-secondary education and permanent housing to help them move towards economic stability and mobility.
Queen's Honor: We PLAY Different!
Building Developmental Relationships
Decades of research has shown that student’s development is rooted in their relationships. Having caring, positive relationships with parents, teachers, mentors, coaches , and peers, increases the likelihood that young people develop resilience in the face of adversity, promotes growth-mindset, and helps them to ...
Exercise The Brain Muscle
ONLY FOR THE BRAVE
The Ultimate Variant Game
Queen's Honor® is the Ultimate Challenge Game. Similar to Chess , Queen's Honor® has a few differences.
Created by Karl Erickson, Queen's Honor® is played on the King’s Battlefield® A bonus game designed to help re-enforce the importance of both men and women in our battle of life. While both in the game of Chess and the King's Battlefield® game, the King is the most important piece and must be protected, in the Queen's Honor® game the King's Army battles to protect the most important piece, the Queen. The King and his Army will do everything necessary to secure the safety and honor of the Queen.
In addition the Army now battles for the Queen's Honor® , and will work to keep her safe.
Queens Honor TM is played using all of the Old Game, with slightly New Rules creating the Ultimate Play A 'Round Chess Challenge Challenge
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