The Atlanta Alumnae Chapter promotes its
vision by providing exemplary public service through implementing initiatives
that parallel the sorority's Five-Point Program Thrust and Social Action focus.
Economic Development
Initiatives provided economic empowerment
experiences for youth (Delta Academy and Delta GEMS) and seniors by partnering
with community agencies. Exhibits and workshops helped community members learn
how to make, maintain, and grow their money.. Economic Programs
include Habitat for Humanity
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Educational Development
Promote academic excellence and
provide scholarships thru tools
that will enable our girls to sharpen and enhance their skills to achieve
high levels of academic success; To assist our girls in proper goal setting
and planning for their futures – high school and beyond; and To create compassionate, caring and
community minded young women by actively involving them in service learning
and community service opportunities… Educational Programs include Delta
GEMS and Delta Academy
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International Awareness &
Involvement
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Create awareness
and promote active participation in addressing issues, affecting women
and children around the world. International Awareness programs
include an Kwanzaa Events
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Physical and Mental Health
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Concerns about America's physical and mental health have
not escaped Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Delta's work in
prevention and "wellness" translates to health education
programs, health fairs and provision of health care services. Delta also
supports medical research that examines illnesses that victimize specific
segments of the country's population. Physical and Mentor Health programs
include Annual From
the Heart Walk and the
Annual Health Fair
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Political Awareness &
Involvement
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Political Awareness
and Involvement is charged to ensure a quality way of life for
marginalized and undeserved people through the networking of our
Five-Point Program Thrust that is woven together by social
action. Political Awareness & Involvement programs Delta Days
at the Nation’s Capital and Voter Rights
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