Creating new Pathways to Success in our community with different programs, services, or strategies that can be implemented where services aim to help individuals achieve their personal, academic, or professional goals. 

Depending on the context and the target audience, pathways to success can vary in their content, format, and outcomes. 

Here are some examples of pathways to success 

-Access to evidence-informed models of intensive care coordination and additional home and community-based services 

-Combine career activities that are proven to enable sustained entry into education, employment or training (EET) for young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) or at risk of becoming NEET and may lack motivation or skills 

-Offer resources and materials for educators who want to implement social emotional learning and executive functioning skills in their classrooms. Creating useful materials for readers with blog posts, free downloads, online courses, and a store with various products and curricula will be essential to creating a customer base.

-Utilize innovative and creative approaches in mentoring and education to help individuals develop to be healthy, productive, contributing and responsible citizens.