Post College Auxiliaries

       After College, Work, Marriage, Success, Alcohol, Drugs, Etc.     

     So far, the SHINE endeavor has tried to conceptualize ways to a career path for students, with special interest for students graduating from high school going to college, or into some trade, etc. But what after the years of college and trade accomplishment, when the real life stuff begins? Time and again, we know of individuals slamming into a brick wall of unanticipated and unforeseen marital problems, suicidal tendencies, drug abuse, alcoholism, and other problems that can destroy people.  

     Post- College Auxiliaries ( “PCA’s”); After College Support Group Fraternity)     People need help and guidance throughout their lives, especially when they are younger and starting out in fresh, new adulthood. Diving headfirst into the real theatre of life, where many decisions that will be made are for keeps, is more than just a passing phase. This guidance can be found in religious-spiritual fellowship, in groups such alcoholics or drugs anonymous, from Senior citizens groups, social agencies, etc.      

     Post- College Auxiliaries (“PCA’s”) would be a national support group with an accompanying website covering matters of faith for those interested, sharing employment information opportunities, financial and business acumen, home ownership, continuing education, and wellness.   It a group where people from the same college or university can encourage one another, during difficult and trying times. Our motto in Latin is,” tum vita vivet”, ( live life well!)  High points:

 1.Provides a national resource and acknowledgment to students beyond college, trade school, and entry into the workforce.

2.Is a proactive barrier to disastrous personal matters.

3.Should be represented on college and university campuses for students who have attended school there, however, this PCA is still part of the larger PCA national network.

4.Provides a resource base to connect the unconnected with information that can direct them to other entities or persons for help, and would allow privacy of  personal issues that one may not want to share.

  

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