For my senior capstone project me and my partner Sianni Wood decided to partner up The Covenant House with helping out the homeless youth. Our project is called Help me Help and this is who we reached our goal. I reached out to one of the workers who works and takes care of majority of the people who comes to the house for shelter. I asked is there anyway possible we could help and donating clothes was one of them. Sianni and I went around to each 11th grade advisory and asked if everyone could donate anything more matter how big or small. The class of 2020 came together and helped us make our plan come to life. We want to continue giving back for years to come. We used our capstone as a way to give back to the community and want SLA to do it for years to come. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dohgUxIHsb3svP0S8pG-El0F0rP9Wv3w4TIqMFZLWL0/edit?usp=sharing

For my senior capstone here at SLA, I choose to do a mini health fair with my partner Sanai Stafford. When thinking of my capstone I wanted to focus on something that will always be remembered and something that involved what I wanted to do when I got older. I want to be a Nurse which is in the medical field. When thinking of a health fair there are different subtopics that can go into it. The 5 topics we chose were Eating Healthy Foods /Nutrition, Exercise, STDs/STIs, Mental Health, and Drugs/Alcohol. We chose these 5 topics because we thought these are the most important ones that involve teenagers. We created boards with many facts, statics, and information involving each topic. We set up our boards and presented to anyone that came to our presentation. At the end of it, you entered into a raffle to win either a $15 Wawa gift card or a $15 iTunes gift card. It took a long process because we had to keep moving back the dates and change certain stuff around. I also just wanted to let people know why health is so important and why you should take care of yourself. You want to prevent yourself from getting any diseases. Overall our final end product was a mini health fair. I learned things don’t always work out a plan but you still have to be confident that you’ll get it done.