Concerned Black Men across the country accomplish our mission through the implementation of “best practice” programs designed especially for African American youth and adults.  These programs are delivered at the national level as well as grass roots level by local chapters throughout the country.  Please visit www.cbmnational.org for more information about national programs and initiatives.

 

Some of our Best Practice Programs for African American youth:
Peer Education and Reproductive Counseling for Young Men (PERCY) (Teen Pregnancy Prevention)
Educated Choices for Healthy Outcomes (ECHO) (HIV/AIDs Prevention)
CBM Street Patrol (HIV/AIDS Prevention)
Parent Self Improvement (Literacy)
Saving Lives and Minds (SLAM) and Literacy Loop (Tutoring)
CBM Summer Camp
CBM Abstinence
CBM Fatherhod Initiative
CBM Success Models (Mentoring)

Los Angeles Chapter Initiatives include:
Welcome to Manhood Program

(Group Mentoring Project for Middle School and High School Students)

RAL Summer and Winter Program

(Life Skills Education through Workshops)

Workforce Development

(Computer Education and Resume Building)