Young Achievers Excellence Program welcomes the Amazine Amazon Saadia White as a Guest Entrepreneur

HAMPTON, Va. - June 23, 2020 - PRLog -- Saadia White is the Founder of Eyes Wide Open Empowering People Globally. Through this business, Mrs. White has organized non-profit charity and community raising thousands of dollars for domestic violence prevention and resources. She is a proud wife, mother, grandmother, entrepreneur, unconventional speaker, author, but most of all a Generational Survivor. She is an inspirational speaker and community activist with a mission of service.

Generational Survivors™ is a global movement for both men and women who were victimized during their childhood or witnessed different forms of abuse in their homes during their childhood. The movement provides a platform for survivors to speak their truth and also help to become advocates in changing laws that pertain to domestic, sexual and child abuse. She has also completed Peer Recovery Specialist training as well as a for SAARA of Virginia Advocacy training.

Through her animated SHERO, Amazine Amazon, Mrs. White reaches new heights as a fearless heroin who shines a light on confidence and unconditional love as a way to turn on our lights of PURPOSE! Today, you can find her hosting community empowerment events and continuing her campaign of perseverance through her Amazine Amazon animated collection. For more information, please visit her website AmazineAmazon.com

With the support of the City of Hampton Violence Prevention Mini-Grant Program, the 4-week non-profit Young Achievers Excellence Virtual Program teaches City of Hampton middle school students how to take their dreams, passions as well as frustrations and turn them into platforms of advocacy, expression and entrepreneurship.

During this program, students will make presentations; interview youth and adult entrepreneurs as well as pitch their business ideas. Graduates will be given a business plan roadmap workbook as well.

For more information, visit http://www.crusadingoutreach.org/events.html.