WAG 2010 – 2011 Programs

Future Mothers of America (Unplanned & Teenage Pregnancy)

A group of young women ages 16-24 who have had children or are currently pregnant. The organization would like to serve as a platform to prevent unplanned and teenage pregnancy by sharing the struggles that they are facing. Participants in this program are learning to be a Mother versus just the giver of life and the difference between parenting & providing.

For more information on this program, please visit OSP Fund.

Tutoring

Services are provided by certified teachers to promote education, higher graduation rates, and reward students with scholarships for academic excellence. The service is FREE for students’ grades 1st-12th. The main location for tutoring is located at our corporate offices inside of Southwest Center Mall in Dallas. We also have a variety of different sites across the Dallas Metropolis. To find out which one is closest to you please contact our offices.

Diploma vs. GED (Graduation Rates)

A program where students ages 17 and above may receive a high school diploma from an accredited school to further their education and increase job opportunities. The cost of the program starts as low as $200 depending upon the number of credits already obtained. We also have programs for individuals who simply did not pass the standardized test (TAKS/TAAS). Rates are affordable, payment plans are available. All materials are included.

For more information on this program, please contact our office at 972-298-5815.

Job Training Program

This program is done in conjunction with the Texas Workforce Commission. Individuals ages 16 and older are able to participate in our summer interactive learning and job training programs. Our program teaches a variety of job skills such as: resume writing, job etiquette, planning for your future, college/financial aid assistance, on the job training, and so much more. The program runs from June – October every year.

For more information on this program, please contact our office at 972-298-5815 or contact the Texas Workforce Commission about their Summer Youth Programs.

Mentoring

This program is mainly focused on becoming a young lady and becoming a young man. We believe our youth need a visual example of what it means to be a young lady/man and someone pouring into their lives to help them become responsible and productive. Interested youth and parents should submit a 200 word or less informal letter stating why the child/parent feel that a mentor would be beneficial and some areas of struggle.

Letters can be mailed to:
Attn: WAG Mentoring Program
3662 W. Camp Wisdom Rd. Ste. 2016
Dallas, TX. 75237
Or delivered in person to this address M-F 9am-5pm.

Scholarships

Each year the WAG Program gives away thousands of dollars in scholarships to individuals desiring to further their education through college or technical school. Individuals must be a part of one of our programs to qualify and scholarship awards and instructions on how to apply for one will be posted on our website periodically during the year.

Recycling For Education

This program is comprised of WAG Students committed to excelling in education and graduation from high school. We have launched this recycling initiative with FMA, a group of young women ages 16-24 whose mission is to assist with the reduction and prevention of unplanned pregnancy among teenage and single young women. They are so dedicated to the program that we are donating 2% of their own income to the scholarship fund, along with 75 other Texas Workforce Interns and WAG employees. By participating in Recycling for Education you will be giving youth opportunities for the progression of education by rewarding and aiding in the enhancement of the education process.

  Download the list of items that we are recycling