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The Honest to Goodness Project, which is currently
in development, is a set of youth shoplifting prevention and
character building programs designed to reduce the number
of kids who become involved in shoplifting and increase the
number of kids who become honest adults, honest consumers
and honest employees in our future workforce.
The Honest to Goodness Project will focus on the issue of
shoplifting (statistically relevant to 1
in 4 youth) and establish it as an example of how maintaining
the most basic standards of honesty leads to future goodness.
It will strengthen kids’ core ethical values, increase
their appreciation of the law and teach kids that choices
made in an instant can have consequences that last a life
time. The program will give kids the knowledge and tools to
resist peer pressure to shoplift and what is more will empower
them to take action to stop their peers as well.
Through the National Shoplifting Prevention Coalition, NASP
plans to develop and deliver the tools and resources needed
for schools and community youth organizations throughout the
United States to implement the Honest to Goodness Project
for all school-age youth in their community.
The Coalition will construct a nationwide network of local
speakers (consisting of retail loss prevention personnel,
probation officers, judges, local police and others) to present
the assembly programs. As a member of the National Shoplifting
Prevention Coalition you may join
the Coalition Speaker’s Bureau
Project Offerings:
- Multi-media shoplifting prevention and character-building
programs for schools and community youth organizations.
- Web resources for parents and kids who are interested
in shoplifting prevention or are currently dealing with
a shoplifting issue at home.
- Education programs which parents can provide for their
kids who were apprehended for shoplifting
- Web-based shoplifting prevention interactive games for
kids
- “Sound-Off” - kids sharing feelings and experiences
in a constructive forum
The Honest to Goodness Project Needs
Your Support
Message to Parents:
If you feel your child needs help now, click
here to learn more and enroll your child in the YES Educational
Program.
If you would like to be notified when the
Honest to Goodness programs become available, or have any
questions to ask or comments to share, please click here to contact us.
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