Blueness End Computer Art Cafe

o help others. This is how the Blueness ends (Sadness). By making children capable with art, professional mannerism skills with knowledge and support we can really make an impact and not just feed the child, which I want to incorporate, I also want to send them off with usable skills that will last a lifetime. I intend to have scholarship programs for the finishing entrepreneurship art students who leave me with completes attendance. The scholarship would be for college and future savings. I plan to start with ten children and gauge my success in 6 months before I plan to take on more children. Other activities and resources I want available in the art cafe are an ability to give free classes to teach interested adults how to fix technical problems on computers. I have successfully ran programs in local libraries teaching adults how to fix computers and also monthly ran a Computer ER(Emergency room) where I and several voluntary computer technicians get together and mass fix people's computers for one day while we also teach the computer owner what we are doing. They leave with a skill that gives the student a job concept, income idea and new skill set for light technical issues in a basic office or home environment. From this we can reenter people into educational institutions to learn the full skill and become accredited. I also want to incorporate my art gallery, music, singing, and poetry. All of these things are very beneficial to self expression in an effective and peaceful manner. I want to have children doing poetry as well and weekend events twice a month for adults. Last but not least we want to assist people who feel left behind by their lawyers with long term waits on disability claims and offer them free legal consultation and investigation and supports needed in the long wait for a claim. Through this program we want to offer disabled people waiting on a claim a real shoulder to lean on. We will help with food, clothing, some special needs if funding is available and entrepreneurship classes. The classes will help them with money management and also learning how to invest even in a time like this. This will make disabled people feel as though they are still effective people in their communities and it is a self and community growth project I feel is deeply needed.