The Florida Initiative for Solving Problems, FISP
Invites you to
JOIN A "SOLUTIONS UNLIMITED NOW"
SUN Group Today


SUN GROUP TODAY!
BE PART OF A GROUP OF NEW FRIENDS

FOR TEENS, COLLEGE STUDENTS OR SENIORS
HELP YOURSELF AND YOUR NEW FRIENDS
SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS
Enjoy learning the SUN Ten Steps together with your new friends
Groups available at NO COST to you
Share TIME WITH NEW FRIENDS HAVING snacks, a
Pizza Party and
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WHAT IS THE FISP SUN PROGRAM ?
SUN is FUN! - SUN is confidential - SUN is finding new friends - SUN is helping and being helped

The FISP SUN Program is a structured Problem Solving, Social Skills and Support peer program facilitated by a adult
FISP trained SUN professional. FISP has enhanced and further developed this program which was created by Dr.
Judith Tellerman in Chicago in collaboration with Nova Southeastern University. Together with many local organizations who supply the locations and participants, FISP is able to help many of Florida's citizens live more successful and healthier lives.
The original SUN Program Model was developed for teens by Dr. Judith Tellerman in Chicago. FISP has determined
that is also a very flexible program model that can be adapted and utilized with any age group. This adaptability has allowed FISP to develop additional groups in partnership with many agencies.
This expansion has included our SUNSHINE Club for the elderly in partnership with the Health and Human Services
Elderly and Veteran’s Department in Broward County. FISP will be starting groups at their facility in 2008-2009.
The newly funded FISP Adam Silverman Memorial College Model is in development in partnership with Hillel College Programs in Broward and Palm Beach and Nova Southeastern University in Davie.
FISP has been very successful at providing the SUN Program to hundreds of children in YMCA after school programs, teens in the Broward County Juvenile Justice system including Teens in the Broward Detention facility, the LEAF residential girls facility and teens on probation at the Florida Ocean Sciences Institute, FOSI. Additionally we have serviced Hispanic Unity of Florida in Hollywood and SOS Children's Village in Coconut Creek. In the next month we
will be providing SUN to teens at the Boys & Girls Club.
All SUN programs are provided to our partner organizations and participants at no cost to either through funds acquired through grants, fundraising events, donations and the support of interested citizens like you.
The ten steps of the FISP SUN Program are learned in confidential groups of eight to ten participants. Each group meets for one and a half hours once a
week for ten weeks.
SUN GROUP STEPS
Ten Steps to Problem Solving
1. Recognize that you have a problem.
2. Identify the problem.
3. Bring the problem to the group.
4. Pretend the problem is your own.
5. Brainstorm for possible solutions.
6. Discuss pros and cons of possible solutions.
7. Choose a good solution.
8. Plan in detail how to carry out the solution.
9. Carry out the plan.
10. Report back to the group how the plan went
Help FISP continue this disparately needed program through donations and sponsorships or by attending the FISP Annual Dinner Dance
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FISP Rocks at the Grand
ANNUAL DINNER DANCE AND AUCTION HONORING Florida's Secretary of the Department of Children and Families Robert A. Butterworth Dance to the Do-Wop Music of the FIVE BOROUGHS BAND buy a $10 raffle ticket and win $1,000 |
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HELP OUR TEENS, COLLEGE STUDENTS AND SENIORS LIVE MORE
SUCCESSFULLY!
SPONSOR A FISP “Solutions Unlimited Now” SUN GROUP
HELP THEM ALL LEARN HOW TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS!
YOUR CONTRIBUTION WILL HELP THEM ALL learn how to BETTER
HANDLE THEIR DECISIONS AND BE A MORE PRODUCTIVE AND SUCCESSFUL.
The groups are structured to enable the Teens, College Students and Seniors learn
how to help themselves and each other. The group is focused on learning how to find
and implement well thought out solutions to their problems. Each group is facilitated by
a FISP SUN trained professional who uses various modalities to help engage the group make significant progress.
Groups include:
♦ 8 to 10 Participants
♦ 10 Weekly Group Meetings
♦ FISP SUN Trained Adult Professional Group Facilitator
♦ All Program Materials
♦ Completion Party and Completion Certificate
♦ Group Research Data by Nova Southeastern University
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HELP FISP HELP TEENS, COLLEGE STUDENTS, SENIORS AND
LIVE HEALTHIER, HAPPIER MORE SUCCESSFUL LIVES!

Florida Initiative for Solving Problems Phone: (954) 384-1384
2645 Executive Park Drive fispsun@earthlink.net Fax: (954) 384-7988
Weston, Florida 33331 www.sunprogram.org