Educational Support and Peer Leadership is a comprehensive intensive, integrated youth development project that seeks to address the multiple needs of youth who are “at risk” of dropping out of school, and/or performing poorly. NCNW in collaboration with August Martin, Springfield Gardens, Jamaica and Campus Magnet High Schools, actively interface with students on site to provide the necessary services and support systems that guarantee prolonged future successes. In addition to assisting students improve their reading, writing, math, study skills and test-taking strategies, hands-on computer literacy has been introduced to stimulate excitement for learning with the use of tutorial and academic games. The use of technology also serve to prepare youth with quality education for the world they live in and the challenges that awaits them. Peer-Leadership directed forum highlight the accomplished leadership acquired skills including public speaking, organizing, planning, critical thinking, team building and interpersonal relations among peers and adults.