ABOUT US
NOTICE OF RACIAL NONDISCRIMINATORY POLICY AS TO WOMEN CHILDREN AND YOUTHS
Our organization sustains a racial nondiscriminatory policy that guides our decisions and achieves our rational outcomes. The policy is supported by our vision and mission which further promotes our quality early childhood and continuing educational program which our organization provides for women, children and youths of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to women, children and youths at the program. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, scholarship, sports and other educational-administered programs.
Vision
WNWC-YES is dedicated towards developing excellent minds by empowering women, children and youths of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities, socially, physically, mentally, and spiritually. We believe we are divinely destined to have a positive impact on the lives of people in the early childhood and continuing educational programs, locally, nationally and globally.
Mission
WNWC-YES mission is to communicate globally with real life experiences to make abstract concepts come to life by empowering the next generation. Our primary goal is to provide a quality early childhood and continuing educational program for women, children and youths in a nurturing environment that will enable learners to build upon their prior knowledge a solid foundation for their future. Globally, we strive to work and serve as resource to families, and the community on issues particularly related to women, children, and youth services.
History
The organization founded in 2013 was emerged as a result of the need for women, children and youths to have a positive, nurturing support channel which would offer training, prayer, encouragement and assurance through the journey of a Purpose Driven Life.
The founder, Dr. Julia Da Silva Beharry, wife, and parent of two wonderful children, envisions to network with family, community, national and universal programs that promote Women Networking with Children Youth Empowerment Services (WNWC-YES). Julia is the 14th child of 15 children, who consider an irresistible vision that inspire her heart to open her facility to WNWC-YES.
Her decision arises out of her commitment and dedication towards working with women, children, and youths. Julia’s vision is, “A Seed Today, A Plant Tomorrow, Developing Excellent Minds for the Future.” She strongly believes that everyone deserves a solid foundation at home and away from home in a nurturing environment. Her expertise and WNWC-YES learning environment strive towards such a goal, making this the ideal choice for women, children and youths educational needs a sure stop towards guaranteeing their future development and success.
WNWC-YES, founded on a warm day in August, 2013 to partner and support each other morally to provide a quality early childhood and continuing educational program for everyone in a nurturing and engaging environment that will enable learners to develop and sustain their life skills. We are committed towards networking and developing a community of compassion and cohesiveness with women, children and youths. The organization was emerged with the expectation of collaborating to fulfill critical needs for women, children and youths from various social-economic backgrounds.
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Geo-politically, Dr. Julia is from the Caribbean and originated from Guyana, with a diverse ethnic background. Based on this information, her parents, siblings, including herself are originated from a multi-ethnic environment embraced by Christian belief and practices. The marriage between her mother (Mary Da Silva) and father (Francis Da Silva) reproduced 10 sons and 5 daughters. She grew up with her parents, siblings and her grandmother in a home with a diversified business surrounded by several acres of farmland. Julia’s parents ensured that her siblings and she maximize the use of their farmland by the rearing of animals (poultry and livestock), cultivation of the soil (food, cash and permanent crops) in order for them to be self- sufficient. In addition, she believes that education is the key to success that eradicates poverty. Therefore, her siblings and her educate themselves to become doctors, engineers, teachers among other skilled and professional expertise. They also celebrated Christmas, Easter, and other special holidays in a purposeful cultural way. Subsequently, her siblings and her were able to learn how to be empowering, loving, and caring for other people, particularly those who are less fortunate.
“For the seed shall be prosperous, the vine shall be her fruit, and the ground shall give her increase, and the heavens shall give their dew; and I will cause the remnant of this people to possess all these things” ZECHARIAH 8:12
During Dr. Julia’s early childhood her parents empowered her with discipline to be a good citizen among family, friends, relatives and neighbors. She assisted in taking care of her older siblings' children whilst they were overseas studying. She also participated in religious and other programs pertaining to women, children and youths in her community. Julia’s family, friends, relatives and neighbors were her “village-watchers” for her parents whenever she leaves her home to go to school, shopping and other places of interest. Everyone in her neighborhood networked in a very friendly family-oriented way to preserved neighbor environment. It was therefore critical for Julia to be self-discipline towards respecting herself and other people. Julia’s maternal grandfather, Robert Perry and her paternal grandmother, Ellen Williams passed away during her early childhood, and those were some very bereaved moments. Her grandparents were very empowering, and they also participated in promoting numerous community activities for women, children and youths in an enlightening and positive way.
Julia has been in the business of educating women, children and youths for over 20 years. Founder, wife, and parent of two wonderful children, bring years of experience to WNWC-YES. She occupied key positions as an elementary, infant, and toddler school teacher at Pathway Child Development Center and at Kids R Kids. She also taught as the Project Head at Friendship Youth Development Center, was Youth Director at the Young Women Christian Association, and served as Project Director and elementary summer school teacher at the First Assembly of God. Currently, she is employed as an Executive Program Director at Julia's Global Enterprise Inc., doing business as Julia's Child Development Educational Program and FestiviTEAS. She also offers her expertise as a volunteer at University of Maryland, University College Alumni Association. Also, she is caregiver at Trinity Assembly of God Nursery. In 2013, she was awarded the "Mother of the Year" for elementary program assignments at Jericho Christian Academy.
Dr. Julia’s educational service remains committed to excellence and she ensures this by remaining up-to-minute on the most current life skill and teaching methods. Updating technology and educational training are an important part of her routine operation.
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