Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated

Program Planning and Development Committee

National Programs 2013-2015National Programs 2013-2015

Dr. Paulette C. Walker, National President

Dr. Martha S. Lue Stewart, Chair

Risk Management

Risk Management Training Goals▲To enhance the mission of Delta Sigma Theta

Sorority, Inc., as it is related to youth initiatives▲To ensure a consistent understanding and

implementation of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority’s Risk Management policies and procedures.

▲To minimize the risk of implementing youth programs due to ill-prepared mentors and supervisors

Risk Management Training Methods▲Tier One Training

▲Regional Directors▲State Coordinators▲Regional PP & D Chairs▲Regional Risk Management Coordinators▲Chapter Presidents

▲Risk Management DID▲Selected Trainers through Leadership Academy Process

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated

Program Planning and Development Committee

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Financial Fortitude Using The Tools

Financial Fortitude: Is a financial education initiative developed under theEconomic Development component of the Sorority's National Five PointProgrammatic Thrust.

The 10 components of the program include:1. Goal Setting2. Financial Planning3. Budgeting4. Debt Management*5. Savings & Investments*6. Retirement Planning7. Homeownership8. Insurance9. Estate planning10.Entrepreneurship*

*2013-2015 Biennium Financial Fortitude Priorities

Financial Fortitude Using The Tools Entrepreneurship

DST Business Plan Competition (7) Winners $2,500.00 Each

Eligibility Requirements Female 18 Years or Older Legal Resident or U.S. Citizen Interested in opening a for-profit start-up business in your service area, or Owner of an existing for-profit located in your service area with revenues under $250,000

Financial Fortitude Using The ToolsReduce Debt and Increase Savings

*2013-2015 Biennium Financial Fortitude PrioritiesDebt Management and Savings & Investments

∆ Goal: Improving the economic well-being of our members and the communities we serve.

∆ Who: Sorors and communities we serve.

∆ What: Debt Reduction Challenge

∆ Why: To reduce personal debt, increase savings and increase credit scores.

∆ How: Provide easy access to financial resources that help individuals make better financial decisions.

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated

Program Planning and Development Committee

INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS AND INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS AND INVOLVEMENTINVOLVEMENT

Current International Projects

▲Adelaide Tambo School for the Physically Challenged

▲ Delta House at Vashti Village in Swaziland

▲ Delta School in Haiti

(Cynthia M.A. Butler McIntyre Campus)

▲ Mary Help of the Sick Mission Hospital

(formally Thika Hospital)

▲Water Wells in Machakos, Kenya

(Muindi Mbingu High School)

▲TREE (Training Resources for Early Education)

PPD@deltasigmatheta.org

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated

Program Planning and Development Committee

PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTHPHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH

Journey to Wellness Continues…To encourage behavioral lifestyle changes for the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of the African American families.

National Program Planning & Development CommitteeMartha S. Lue Stewart, Ph.D., Chair

Committee Members

Stacey Nicole Mabray, Ed.D.Barbara Moseley-DavisPamela Moore RogersPatricia M. Reed-CunninghamKaren Eley Sanders, Ed.D.Marya L. Shegog, Ph.D.Paula V. Snowden, Ed.D.Jennifer C. StimpsonJackie E. Williams, Ph.D.Danita L. Wimbush

Patricia A. Ackerman, Ph.D.Rolanda Evelyn Davis, R.Ph.Mary Estes HenrySheila Ginyard OgilviePamela Hart HemphillBrandi P. JonesLori Jones GibbsJoyce Jones Guinyard, DCSybil Knight-Burney, Ed.D.Sandra M. Lucado

Headquarters StaffCarolyn McCrea, Program Coordinator

Liz Newsome, Program Specialist

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated

Program Planning and Development Committee

National Programs 2013-2015National Programs 2013-2015

Dr. Paulette C. Walker, National President

Dr. Martha S. Lue Stewart, Chair