Hartland Community 4 Youth and Families
Our mission is to provide a pathway to college for Salt Lake County’s at-risk and underserved youth.
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An introduction to Hartland Community 4 Youth and Families
Hartland Community 4 Youth and Families (HC4YF) is a community development organization that partners with public, non-profit and for-profit organizations to address the needs Salt Lake County’s underserved, at-risk and underrepresented population, including people who have refugee and immigrant backgrounds or identify as Latino/a.
Hartland Community 4 Youth and Families (HC4YF) is a community development organization that partners with public, non-profit and for-profit organizations to address the needs Salt Lake County’s underserved, at-risk and underrepresented population, including people who have refugee and immigrant backgrounds or identify as Latino/a.
For more details about our mission, strategy, history and our story please click the About tab above or button below.
Our philosophy:
Gilberto "CoachJuan" Rejón Magana
Founder Coach and Executive Director
We are an organization aware of our diversity and its needs. We serve the underserved, promoting education with responsibility, respect, compassion and self-discipline through sports, thus creating opportunities and involvement for youth and families.
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Programs
Soccer Program
We run a low-cost soccer program for a diverse group of boys and girls. This program teaches team skills, provides positive role models, and offers a healthy activity for kids.
Sport plays an important role in our education strategy. Being able to play with HYSC, soccer team requires an improvement in grades for each individual. At the same time sport offers an opportunity to teach the lessons of life, of developing respect, responsibility and self-discipline.
Sport plays an important role in our education strategy. Being able to play with HYSC, soccer team requires an improvement in grades for each individual. At the same time sport offers an opportunity to teach the lessons of life, of developing respect, responsibility and self-discipline.
Environmental Stewardship and Outdoor Education
River stewardship along the Jordan River, outdoor education in the Wasatch mountains, outdoor adventure in Utah's famous desert, learning to ski, learning to climb all supporting our mission of creating a pathway to higher education.
A program where children come together for reading and story time with other children to promote not just reading, but also peer mentorship.
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Teaching children the benefits of volunteer work, civic engagement, and allowing them to take responsibility within their community alongside their friends and family members..
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Partners
Everything we do is made possible by our partners. See who supports us and please consider joining us!