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    This document outlines potential barriers to a project and categorizes them as being either in the control of the person, in someone else's control, or outside of anyone's control. Barriers include lack of funding, lack of interest from parents and teens, and negative mindsets. Strategies are provided to address barriers within the person's control such as fundraising efforts, building relationships, and maintaining a positive mindset. Other barriers depend on factors outside one's direct influence like decisions of others, schedules, and external circumstances.

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    This document outlines potential barriers to a project and categorizes them as being either in the control of the person, in someone else's control, or outside of anyone's control. Barriers include lack of funding, lack of interest from parents and teens, and negative mindsets. Strategies are provided to address barriers within the person's control such as fundraising efforts, building relationships, and maintaining a positive mindset. Other barriers depend on factors outside one's direct influence like decisions of others, schedules, and external circumstances.

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    Barriers

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    This document outlines potential barriers to a project and categorizes them as being either in the control of the person, in someone else's control, or outside of anyone's control. Barriers include lack of funding, lack of interest from parents and teens, and negative mindsets. Strategies are provided to address barriers within the person's control such as fundraising efforts, building relationships, and maintaining a positive mindset. Other barriers depend on factors outside one's direct influence like decisions of others, schedules, and external circumstances.

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    Barrier

    In your Control

    Lack of Funding
    for the Project

    Fundraising
    efforts (e.g.,
    gofundme, word
    of mouth, etc.)

    Lack of Interest
    from Parents

    Building personal
    relationships with
    each parent.
    Communication
    via online, paper
    communication.
    Building personal
    relationships with
    each child.
    Making the
    project relevant
    to teens needs.

    Lack of Interest
    from Teens

    Negative
    Mindset/
    Insecurities

    Remaining
    positive & always
    planning ahead.

    In Someone
    Elses Control
    Conversations &
    Connections
    within a specific
    network.
    Decisions made
    by Board.
    Parents willing
    contributions.
    Parents
    commitment to
    the project.
    Parents work
    schedule.
    Word of mouth
    communication.
    Securing space
    for us to recruit
    both teens
    interested in the
    program and
    mentors.

    Outside of Your
    Control
    In-kinding
    Volunteers
    Acceptance for
    Grants

    Parents
    attendance to
    events &
    mentoring 1 to 1
    sessions.

    I cannot force
    teens or parents
    to participate.
    Neither can I
    expect the school
    to push the
    program in the
    way I may desire.
    Teen may have to
    babysit younger
    siblings.
    Acceptance, but
    not settling.
    Have a consistent . Working with
    atmosphere
    organizations/peo
    focused on
    ple who uplift and
    progress.
    inspire.

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