| The Clubhouse... |
| The Clubhouse - DREAM'RS |
| CETPA is very proud of its latest program, The Latino Youth Clubhouse ("Dream'rs"). The Latino Youth Clubhouse Program is designed to provide a comprehensive and unique set of services for children and families coping with the isolation, stigma and other challenges of substance use and co-occurring (substance abuse and mental health) disorders. The Clubhouse is providing the Latino youth who are receiving counseling services at CETPA, with support services including: - Tutoring - GED preparation - SAT preparation - Employment counseling - Social activities such as outings - Game room - Exercise - Aftercare services and - Peer support services Hours of Operation: (Summer Break) Monday - Friday = 1:00 PM to 7:30 PM Saturdays = Varies based on activity Sunday = Closed Contact Information: Henry Higuita Clubhouse Coordinator CETPA, Inc. 6020 Dawson Blvd, Suite C Norcross, GA 30093 770-449-3311 - Direct Line to the Clubhouse |


| CETPA's Clubhouse Rules: 1. In order to become a member of the Clubhouse, you must be participating in one of the treatment programs offered by CETPA, and must have been evaluated by a counselor at CETPA. 2. All Clubhouse members will be asked to sign the Clubhouse Rules. They will also be asked to provide emergency contact information -- including the name and phone of the adults who are picking them up from the Clubhouse or must have a signed permission for someone else to pick them up. 3. All Clubhouse members must sign the attendance sheet by the door as soon as they come in. 4. All Clubhouse members must state their "plan of activities" which should include recreation, education, and the maintenance support of keeping the Clubhouse clean. 5. All Clubhouse members and the Clubhouse staff should strive for an atmosphere of mutual respect and harmony in their relationships with each other. 6. To participate in the Clubhouse, all members must attend all of the sessions or groups requested from the counselors, and must attend any appointment set by the counselor. 7. At the Clubhouse, it is forbidden to use clothing, signs, music, or material of any kind that refers to gangs, violence, sex, or the use of drugs and alcohol. 8. At the Clubhouse (and in its parking lot), it is forbidden to possess alcohol, drugs, cigarettes, and/or weapons of any kind (including guns, knives, etc.) 9. The Clubhouse members and staff will respect the Clubhouse and all of the items included within. Any damage or stealing will be reported to the police. 10. Any sign of a Clubhouse member not respecting the rules listed above, could lead to consequences, including, but not limited to temporary or indefinite suspension from the Clubhouse. |
| The Clubhouse Mural: Dream'rs: A Youth Clubhouse for Dreamers With the intention of looking for a name that they could identify with, the kids and adolescents of the CETPA's Clubhouse elected the word After this phase was completed, they started to draw images in the mural of what the word "Dream'rs" meant to them. The Clubhouse kids and adolescents, with the intention to promote music, liberty, success with their studies, nature and the world around them, worked very hard for six weeks until they finished the mural that is now displayed in the exercise zone. To them the mural gave life to a wall in the Clubhouse while honoring what Dream'rs meant to them individually. The mural then becomes a "silent scream" in which the kids and adolescents express their ideas and share their dreams of liberty and success with any obstacle they may face in their lives. Photo of Clubhouse Kids painting the 2010 Mural. A new mural is being done for 2011. We will keep you posted on it. |

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