Welcome to Operation Correct Start

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Operation Correct Start, and who does it serve?

Operation Correct Start (OCS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering at-risk, disadvantaged, and homeless youth. Our programs focus on violence prevention, education, and personal development, helping young people break the cycle of hardship and build brighter futures.

How can I enroll my child in Operation Correct Start programs?

To enroll your child in one of our programs, simply fill out the interest form on our website. A member of our team will contact you to discuss the specific needs of your child and guide you through the enrollment process.

What types of programs does OCS offer?

OCS offers a variety of programs, including violence prevention workshops, educational support, life skills training, and our signature “Boys-2-Men Summer Camp.” We also provide unique experiences such as trips to the nation’s capital, outdoor activities, and exposure to alternative careers through our Street Academy.

How can I support or volunteer with Operation Correct Start?

We welcome support from individuals and organizations alike! You can contribute by making a donation, volunteering your time, or partnering with us for events and initiatives. Visit our website’s “Get Involved” section to learn more about how you can make a difference.

What is the Street Academy, and who can participate?

The Street Academy is a program designed for at-risk youth interested in music, sports, and entertainment. It uses these interests as a gateway to teach basic skills and introduce alternative career paths. The program is open to youth who are incarcerated, on probation, or in need of additional support to stay in school and out of trouble.

How does Operation Correct Start address youth violence prevention?

Operation Correct Start addresses youth violence prevention through a comprehensive approach that includes education, mentorship, and community engagement. Our programs teach young people to recognize and avoid risk factors, manage their emotions, and adopt positive behaviors that lead to a life free from violence.