Service Programs
BOSS is pleased to be able to say we’re already effectively mitigating our 3 core ove issues with our training programs which have impacted over 22 schools & 4500 students within the last 20 years. Thus, our primary objective in seeking additional funding is not the commencement of these programs but to expand the number of schools & students we can impact.
BOSS Tech CampBOSS Tech is designed to engage students in social emotional learning activities using stimulating S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) programming with students living in Ward 8’s Congress Heights, Barry Farm, Shipley Terrace, Historic Anacostia, and Mayfair, Hillbrook, Mahaning Heights are more likely to attend public or public charter schools. |
Expect RespectThe program is an evidence-based curriculum model that works at the forefront of prevention and early intervention. It helps adolescents and young men reach their full potential by reducing and preventing harmful and long-term impacts of violence and abuse. The program is service at Ron Brown, Eastern High School, Roosevelt, Paul Lawerence Dunbar High and Bard High. |
Father's Day Jazz Scholarship program
This is our time to celebrate scholarship recipients and fathers. Also, we
continue our tradition of awarding scholarship funds to young people
transitioning to college and continuing collegiate studies. Beta Omega
Social Services founded its MGSP scholarship after the passing of Michae
J. Gilbert. Mr. Gilbert was a single father who deeply loved his daughter,
Lauren. After Michael’s untimely death in October 1994, Beta Omega
began the Michael J. Gilbert Scholarship Program (MGSP) to honor his
commitment to Fatherhood and Scholarship. We awarded the first
Michael J. Gilbert Scholarship (MGSP) to Lauren Nicole Gilbert in 1998. Th
MGSP has since grown into a funding opportunity for Washington, DC,
area students seeking additional funds for their higher education needs.
continue our tradition of awarding scholarship funds to young people
transitioning to college and continuing collegiate studies. Beta Omega
Social Services founded its MGSP scholarship after the passing of Michae
J. Gilbert. Mr. Gilbert was a single father who deeply loved his daughter,
Lauren. After Michael’s untimely death in October 1994, Beta Omega
began the Michael J. Gilbert Scholarship Program (MGSP) to honor his
commitment to Fatherhood and Scholarship. We awarded the first
Michael J. Gilbert Scholarship (MGSP) to Lauren Nicole Gilbert in 1998. Th
MGSP has since grown into a funding opportunity for Washington, DC,
area students seeking additional funds for their higher education needs.