End Time Harvest Ministries Inc

Wellness ambassadors leadership program (walp) is a peer education program where students learn and teach others how to make healthy lifestyle choices. Wellness ambassadors are stakeholders in prince george's county (pgc) communities who partner with community residents and help lead healthy eating active living (heal) and other environmental health initiatives such as connecting storm water management to health, public safety initiatives such as back to school unity rallies and domestic violence initiatives by partnering with our port towns municipalities.

Port towns youth council (ptyc) is ethm's character and leadership development program. Youth are known as wellness ambassadors who lead their peers and other pgc residents in healthy and safety initiatives, and they advocate for social justice issues, which help shape public policies that positively impact the lives of youth and families. Their mission is to bridge the gap of education, health, poverty, safety, and morality to build, sustain, unite, heal, and impact communities. Ptyc is youth-led and students attend monthly meetings (with their parents) to develop their character and leadership skills and to plan for community outreach activities/events, which have a direct impact on students' character by serving various pgc residents. Students are immersed in peer mediation techniques that equip them to provide insights to the principal or her designee regarding students' problems in the school. Although these wellness ambassadors will learn how to mediate problems between peers, ethm's peer mediation program will focus on establishing a peer mediation council of mature students who will work with the principal's designee to identify students' concerns and problems and enlighten the principal or her designee on how to resolve student problems. This program will not risk introducing students to possible harm or threats to their safety.

Jobs for youth (jfy) summer employment program is ethm's workforce readiness program that provides summer internships for qualified students primarily at bladensburg high school who participate in ethm's ptcs and ptyc programs. Partner businesses mentor and expose interns to experiential learning opportunities in jobs that match their interests. This 6-week program begins with a jobs skills workshop that equips students with employability life skills such as interviewing techniques, work telephone etiquette, resume writing, and grooming and proper work attire. During this unique jfy summer employment program, students learn how to think critically and how to effectively plan, communicate, make decisions, and solve problems.