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Parents & Guardians of Youth
Enrolling a child in AWOL programs can be a rewarding experience for both a child and the parent. At AWOL we are committed to working hand and hand with our parents to help your young person reach his or her greatest potential. To get your child enrolled into our programs the first step is to fill out the AWOL Online Enrollment Application below. Once your information has been submitted we will be able to contact you as to when the next program is about to start. AWOL programs are project based learning which means that we don’t function as a drop in center. Instead, we accept students at three different time of year during the fall, spring and summer. A general timeline of when our programs start can also be found below.
AWOL General Program Calendar
Fall-Late August-October
AWOL Open House & Fall Audition & Enrollment
Theater & Performing Arts Program Enrollment
Sound Design & Music Education Program Enrollment
Spring-March-April
Film & Photography Program Enrollment
Computer Technology Program Enrollment
Summer-June-July
AWOL’s Hip-Hop Summer Camp
August-Closed
Parent Participant Handbook. Revised.9.2012
Probation Officers & Youth Case Workers
For youth experiencing difficult situations and have been referred to AWOL by a judge or other youth service organization, please fill download and fill out the Juvenile Delinquency Data Form provided below. The form is in PDF format. Once the form is complete, please mail or fax a copy to AWOL. Fax:912-525-3160. For now please fill out the online form and we will contact you if additional information is needed.
Juvenile Deliquency Data Form.Revised 7.11
If you are a youth serving agency other than the court system, please use our Social Service Referral Form link below. This form is for general use by school counselors, DFACS workers, youth treatment centers, and other youth programs that have identified a youth that may benefit from our programs. Fax: 912-525-3160
Social Service Referral Form.7.11
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Volunteers
AWOL uses the power of volunteer muscle everyday to get the job done. Our program truly believes in the old African Proverb that “it takes a village to raise a child”, and here in Savannah and abroad it’s good folks like you that make up the AWOL Village. All Parents of currently enrolled youth must volunteer for no less than 10 hours per year. Other community volunteers must be able to pass a background check depending on the type of volunteer service you will be providing. Background checks are $20 and can be taken at the Savannah Chatham Metropolitan Police Department located downtown at 201 Habersham St. Once you have completed your background check, please have a copy mailed to AWOL, Inc. at P.O. Box 15846, Savannah, GA 31416 or it can be faxed to 912-525-3160.