| What is R.I.C.H.? R.I.C.H. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization established in 2003. We are a group of eleven educational professionals who in the current school year will provide over seven hundred hours of instruction and consultation to the students and teachers of the Maya Angelou Public Charter School (both Shaw and Evans campuses) and the Cesar Chavez PCS for Public Policy Capitol Hill campus. Encouraged by the positive results in these inner-city school communities, we are committed to expanding these services in the coming academic years. Why R.I.C.H.? Inner city children, many with limited finances, cannot compete with children who can afford any type of educational resource such as tutoring, psychoeducational assessments, and therapy. R.I.C.H. can help these at-risk students benefit from the resources too often unavailable to them. Who should use R.I.C.H.? In addition to students and their families, R.I.C.H. is a source of information for all Washington-area residents, professionals and non-professionals alike, who want to aid, either directly or indirectly, in the educational development of inner city children. We also coordinate with organizations that provide tutoring services, psychoeducational testing, college counseling, advocacy, occupational therapy, and any other similar type of resource.  |
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RESOURCES FOR INNER CITY CHILDREN (RICH) 3522 Davenport St, NW Washington, DC 20008 |