PARTNERING FOR RESULTS.
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Community outreach targeting at risk youth 16-23 years old in low-income and high crime neighborhoods educating and providing them with resources and information in the below areas
1. Education
• College application process
• Tutoring
• Counseling
2. Healthcare Process
• How, where to obtain
3. Voter registration
4. Employment
- Application process
- Interview process
- Recruit local businesses to participate:
- Sponsor open house, job fair
- HR personnel provide interview advice
• Professional advice
• Self Care
6. Sexual Awareness
- STD awareness/prevention
- Sex Trafficking awareness/prevention
- At Risk/Homeless Outreach
- Gun Violence
- Interaction with Law enforcement
Services
Mentoring
College application process Tutoring resources Counseling
Safety/Crime Awareness
Gun Violence Interaction with Law Enforcement
At Risk/Homeless Outreach
STD Awareness/prevention resources Sex Trafficking Awareness/Prevention
About
Daryl B Hughes is a Retired New York City Police Detective, born and raised in Brooklyn, New York and now residing in Macon, Georgia. He has Been living in Georgia since 2004. He had a distinguished career in the police department having served in Anti-Crime, Robbery and narcotics unit. He spent ten years working undercover with the U S Dept. Of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration NY Drug Enforcement Task Force where he earned many awards and accolades. In December of 2014 he was diagnosed with Cancer and other illnesses derived from his service as a first responder at the world Trade Center on 9/11/2001.
He has volunteered with several organizations over the years and is always giving back to the community.
AARP Experience Corp/United Way - Read United of Central Georgia
Volunteer Reading Tutor
https://www.unitedwaycg.org/readunited
Big Brothers Big Sisters Heart of Georgia
Volunteer Mentor
bbbsheartga.org
Communities in School Hope Initiative
Volunteer Mentor
Macon District Attorney Anita Howard
R.I.S.E. Program Ambassador
https://www.maconjudicialcircuitda.com/da-initiatives
Committed to making a difference.
His parents were born and raised in Twiggs County, Georgia where his father the Honorable Robert L. Hughes Jr returned to upon his retirement from the New York Police Department and eventually became the Chief Magistrate Judge of Twiggs County. He passed away from Cancer in October 2019.
This Non-profit was started in memory of Honorable Robert L. Hughes Jr.
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Restoring Inspiration by Success in Education initiative https://www.maconjudicialcircuitda.com/da-initiatives/rise
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Mentor
RESOURCES
Runaway Youth Hotline 800-786-2929 Text 66008
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children WWW.missingkids.org
Dhs.gov/blue-campaign/indicators-human-trafficking
mentalhealth.gov
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255(Talk) suicidepreventionlifeline.org
https://youth.gov/youth-topics/youth-mental-health/treatment-options-youth-mental-health-disorders
https://sos.ga.gov/index.php/elections/register_to_vote
https://georgia.gov/register-to-vote
https://www.vote.org/georgia
http://www.helpingsurvivors.org
THOUGHTS
DEDICATION
Honorable Robert L Hughes Jr.
Robert L Hughes Jr. was born and raised in Jeffersonville, Twiggs County, Georgia.
After graduating High School as the Valedictorian of his class he attended Morehouse University in Atlanta, Georgia before enlisting in the U S Airforce.
Upon completion of his military service, he settled with his high school sweetheart and wife Ruby Jean Hughes (nee Cabiness) in Brooklyn, New York where they would raise 5 successful children. He would eventually join the New York City Police Department where he attained the rank of Detective. Upon retiring from the Police Department, he returned to his hometown of Jeffersonville, Georgia where he became the Chief Magistrate Judge a position he held for ten years.
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Daryl B Hughes T.E.A.M. FOUNDATION Inc Talk with/Take a Pic with a Law Enforcement Officer campaign 1. Opens communications between community and officers. • Can be initiated in schools utilizing resource officers and spread out to community through youth involvement 2. Community can discuss their concerns and get advice as they talk. • Share experiences, remind community that Officers are human and have families • Remind community that, Officers are here to help but their involvement is crucial 3. Community interaction will aid in crime and safety education and reduction. 4. Talking with the community and giving insight into what Officers deal with can aid in the recruitment of candidates for the department. This is intended to open a further line of communication with the Department and the community, especially the youth. GET INVOLVED! TAKE A PIC! SHARE IT WITH US AND WE’LL POST IT! Mail: 146 Calloway Dr. Unit H Macon, GA 31204 (478)550-6860 WWW.dbhteamfoundation.com Email: dbhteamfoundation@gmail.com !
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- Macon, Georgia, United States