C.A.P. News

Children Are People, Inc. takes High School students to Universal Electronics in Nashville

Children Are People, Inc. student, Tre' Haynes (right) shown with Universal Electronics staff member (left).

Children Are People, Inc. (CAP) is a mentoring and tutoring program in Gallatin that currently has 58 enrolled students. Eleven are of high school age and these students recently attended a career development seminar sponsored by Universal Electronics in Nashville, Tennessee. The seminar was designed to gain insight into today's
job market for preparedness in resume writing, completing job applications and general overview of work day environment. After the seminar the students were treated to dinner compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner, owners of Universal Electronics.

Children Are People, Inc. follows the school calendar and will be finishing up this school year with twenty-one children on the wait list.

Mr. Fred Bailey, founder and executive director for CAP continues to find ways to accomplish his vision to shift the paradigm of thinking about a child who is labeled disadvantaged. He advocates that no one cannot succeed because of their circumstances. A strong work ethic and a solid education overcome the child's circumstances. More information about CAP (a 501(3)c organization) can be obtained at www.capinctn.org or by phone 230-5702.

Children Are People, Inc. is supported by St. Luke AME church

Elizabeth Sanders (St. Luke AME), Fred Bailey (founder and executive director CAP)
Ar'taviona Alexander, Thiech Rambang, Porscha Gregory, Armon Love, Melissa
Brown and Marva Douglas (St. Luke AME)

Children Are People, Inc. (CAP) is a Gallatin based after school mentoring and tutoring program for at risk students. Because CAP is a 501(c)3 organization receiving no federal nor state funds, each donor is greatly appreciated! Members of St. Luke AME church in Gallatin have financially supported CAP for several years.
The founder of CAP, Fred Bailey, had the vision 8 years ago to tutor and mentor students in order to develop better academic achievements and to provide extracurricular activities with a goal to grow citizens who are contributing to their community. Success is occurring at CAP - students are excelling academically, having opportunities to learn of career options and participating in summer camp, scouting programs, and cultural events in the area. Sixty students have been enrolled this school year. More about CAP can be learned at www.capinctn.org or phoning Mr. Bailey at 230-5702.

C.A.P. News Children Are People, Inc. takes High School students to Universal Electronics in Nashville Children Are People, Inc. student, Tre' Haynes (right) shown with Universal Electronics staff member (left). Children Are People, Inc. (CAP) is a mentoring and tutoring program in Gallatin that currently has 58 enrolled students. Eleven are of high school age and these students recently attended a career development seminar sponsored by Universal Electronics in Nashville, Tennessee. The seminar was designed to gain insight into today's job market for preparedness in resume writing, completing job applications and general overview of work day environment. After the seminar the students were treated to dinner compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner, owners of Universal Electronics. Children Are People, Inc. follows the school calendar and will be finishing up this school year with twenty-one children on the wait list. Mr. Fred Bailey, founder and executive director for CAP continues to find ways to accomplish his vision to shift the paradigm of thinking about a child who is labeled disadvantaged. He advocates that no one cannot succeed because of their circumstances. A strong work ethic and a solid education overcome the child's circumstances. More information about CAP (a 501(3)c organization) can be obtained at www.capinctn.org or by phone 230-5702. Children Are People, Inc. is supported by St. Luke AME church Elizabeth Sanders (St. Luke AME), Fred Bailey (founder and executive director CAP) Ar'taviona Alexander, Thiech Rambang, Porscha Gregory, Armon Love, Melissa Brown and Marva Douglas (St. Luke AME) Children Are People, Inc. (CAP) is a Gallatin based after school mentoring and tutoring program for at risk students. Because CAP is a 501(c)3 organization receiving no federal nor state funds, each donor is greatly appreciated! Members of St. Luke AME church in Gallatin have financially supported CAP for several years. The founder of CAP, Fred Bailey, had the vision 8 years ago to tutor and mentor students in order to develop better academic achievements and to provide extracurricular activities with a goal to grow citizens who are contributing to their community. Success is occurring at CAP - students are excelling academically, having opportunities to learn of career options and participating in summer camp, scouting programs, and cultural events in the area. Sixty students have been enrolled this school year. More about CAP can be learned at www.capinctn.org or phoning Mr. Bailey at 230-5702.