OUR MISSION

To help students in grades 6-12 make the most out of their education, connections, and opportunities to set themselves up for future success.

Right Moves for Youth is a school-based, youth development and student support program focused on helping teens develop the skills to succeed in school and life.
Using the 4 Pillar Model of educational attainment, social & emotional well-being, career exploration/college readiness, and civic duty/leadership, students grow together and build positive relationships to excel academically, socially and emotionally!
Right Moves For Youth is synonymous with solutions.

 

Right Moves For Youth Middle School Students on a college tour to Gardner Webb University

Right Moves for Youth services are provided at no cost to the students or their families. We are a non-profit agency, and rely on donations from many different sources to run our program.

Building better lives though extraordinary relationships

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OUR VISION

Premier nationally-recognized student support through group work.

When youth are supported, they thrive and become healthy adults who contribute to society.

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OUR PHILOSOPHIES

RMFY Code, Principals &
HI-5 Pledge

Each week, RMFY groups follow a standardized, age-appropriate curriculum that focuses on life skills, group discussions, high school and college readiness, career exploration, service learning, and civic engagement.

We empower our students and enable them to make the tough choices they face on a daily basis by following and adhering to the Right Moves for Youth Code, Principles and Hi-5 pledge.

Hi-5 Pledge:  The Commitment of Every RMFY Student

"At all times, I will do my best to... Tell the truth, Obey the rules, Respect myself and others, Be drug-free, and Help others make the right moves for a better life for all."

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RMFY’s Racial Equity Statement

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NEWS & EVENTS

Experience RMFY.

August 16, 2022

August 16, 2022

Why should I donate to Right Moves For Youth?

July 25, 2022

Solutions For The Next Generation – a word from Executive Director, Sabrina Gilchrist

June 16, 2022