Kids on the Block

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Kids On The Block 

Recently RSVP has joined hands with the Mental Health Association in North Dakota (MHAND) to offer performances of the educational puppet program Kids on the Block.    

Volunteers use the puppets as an entertaining medium to teach children in grade K-6 about various disabilities, educational and differences and social concerns, such as bulling and mental health.  The Kids On The Block's lively and upbeat scripts create an environment that opens communication for the audience.  During scheduled question and answer periods, myths and misconceptions are replaced with facts and sensitivity. 

The Kids On The Block program is powerful in helping break down inhibitions, enabling children to express their fears and concerns.  The puppets also help children feel positive about themselves, accept individual differences and learn valuable personal skills.

Each Kids On The Block program is thoroughly researched and field-tested before it becomes available to school districts, community service organizations and special interest groups.  There is never a charge for a Kids On The Block performance by MHAND.  Each performance lasts about 25-45 minutes and is best performed for groups of 75 or fewer.  More than one performance may be scheduled for the same day.  

To schedule a performance by the Kids On The Block Call:

 

MHAND at: 1(701)255-3692 Ext. 100

OR

RSVP at: 1(866)345-RSVP

 

To join RSVP and have an opportunity to work with Kids on the Block click here.

For more information visit these sites-

Kids on the Block 

Mental Health Association in North Dakota

 

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Last modified: July 5, 2006