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Mission
Statement
Resurrecting
the Black Community |
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was created to help professionals, parents, graduate students,
youth workers and other’s involved in working with the urban
population. Our expertise with culturally relevant issues
is a lens from which to better understand the value and
belief systems which drive the selection process of many urban
blacks.
We believe that many of the problems confronting today’s
professionals in fields of education, social services, youth
services, etc. stem primarily from a lack of understanding of how
culture impacts the decision making process. |
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The Osiris Group
Helps to Resurrect the Black Community
by Strengthening the Black Family |
The Osiris Group was formed to begin the process
of resurrecting the black community by strengthening the black family. The
family structure was the first institution from God to man designed to provide
some pretty basic functions. Man, who was to be at the head of this
institution had three significant roles: 1.Lead his family, 2.Provide for the
family, and 3.Man was to Protect his family.
The practitioners at the Osiris Group help black men to reconnect to the
mandate given to them by almighty God. Leading the family institution
requires the individual to seek wisdom and knowledge from his elders and from
formalized institutions of education. As the head of the family
institution an individual must posses a love for learning and knowledge so
that his family will prosper, and his children will view him as a lifetime
learner.
Members of The Osiris Group help black men to fully understand the
significance of the term "Family Provider," and why women hold such
men in high regard. When we compare the "Family Provider" with
men who seem to rely on their parents or public assistance it is easy for our
clients to decide who they want to learn to be. Members of The Osiris
Group explain to black men in great detail the need for consistency and what
it takes to be a good provider. What we have found as we work with these
men is the increase their self-image and self-worth. They acknowledge a
sensational feeling of self-actualization as a result of being able to take
care of their family on their own terms.
We at the Osiris Group make no excuses to the fact that black man did not
protect its family from unwelcome or unhealthy outside influences of the past,
but herein lies a new beginning for black men to take it rightful place as the
head of its household. |
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