Dunn Police Athletic/Activities League

Youth Center
610 East Johnson Street / Post Office Box 1065 Dunn, N.C. 28335

Office Phone (910) 892-1873 / Gym (910) 892-9896 / Fax (910) 892-9962

PAL Tutoring -Homework

*NEW* NFL Flag Football Program Click Here

PAL Hours / Schedules 2007-2008 Click Here

PAL Youth Application 2007

Dunn PAL Brochure 2007

2007 6th Annual Golf Tournament Click Here

2007 FLAG FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT Results click Here

2007 PAL Christmas Dinner Click here

City of Dunn Pedestrian Survey Here

PAL Newsletter 9.9.2007

Maxton, NC PAL in the News Read it here.

Charlotte, NC PAL in the news read it here.

Greensboro, NC PAL in the News read it here.

A Member of the North Carolina Association of Police Athletic/Activities Leagues www.ncpals.org

A Member of the National Association of Police Athletic League And National PAL Region III

Youth Leadership Council

Youth Leadership Council Meets Every Monday of Each Month at 6:30 PM

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Dunn PAL Youth Leadership Council.NEXT YLC Meeting is October 15, 2007 at 6:30 PM in the Education Building at Dunn PAL! Come Join us !!

The Dunn PAL Youth Leadership Council meets every Monday of each month at 6:30 PM in the Education Building at the PAL Center.

YLC 2007 Meetings:

October 15th October 22nd October 29th November 5th November 12th November 19th November 26th December 3rd December 10th December 17th

YLC Mission

To build leadership life skills in teens
To provide meaningful and integrated leadership development programs for both middle and high school
To increase and improve youth partnerships

We will achieve these goals through deliberate programming, youth empowerment and organizational structures

CODE OF ETHICS

A code of ethics is an agreement among participants in a program to commit to a standard of excellence. It is a tool to communicate expectations to participants and protest staff and programs from all forms of negative recourse. The YLC Pledge is not a Code of Ethics as such, but it does provide the foundations of YLC members’ or leaders’ standards of excellence for behavior.

The YLC Pledge speaks to the following ideals:

1. the philosophy of YLC engaged in learning and doing for the betterment of others;

2. the individual’s right to dignity, self development, and self direction;

3. supervision and support from paid staff and volunteer adult leaders while involved in the program;

4. development of a positive role model image which projects a team approach rather than personal gain; and

5. personal and group commitment to health and safety.

CODE OF CONDUCT

While the Code of Ethics offers a set of guidelines for YLC to live by, the Code of Conduct is a concrete set of expectations that determine behavior at club meetings and various outings. This code should be developed jointly by members and leaders and should address positive behavioral expectations.

Community Service Projects 2007

Lights On After-School - October 25, 2007 (5:30 - 8:00 PM)

Cotton Festival - November 3, 2007 (10:00 AM until 5:00 PM)

Fall Festival Dance - (High School Only) November 10, 2007 (7-11 PM)

Admission $3.00 with PAL ID - $5.00 without PAL ID (must have school ID)

Dunn Christmas Parade - December 1, 2007

Movie Night Starts Friday, December 21, 2007 at 6:00 PM

Make a Difference Day

YLC Leadership Manual 2005

North Carolina State Fair Field Trip

October 19, 2006