Services provided by the M.A.P. are not only program specific to the students and their families, but also serve as resources for the Child Study Team and University Middle School administration and staff. Students are regularly referred by the school for afterschool and summer services. The services provide academic assistance, leadership, and community outreach programs. Supplemental programs that also serve as resources are uniform distribution, school supplies, and translation services in French, Creole, and Spanish. Uniform distributions are provided to the students at no cost. This ensures a clean attire, as well as changing students’ statuses from non-compliant to compliant. In doing so, students are able to complete their regular school hours, instead of being admitted to Behavioral Modification Room (BMR). The school supplies are also provided at no cost. This guarantee that students are properly prepared for class, especially students in unstable living conditions, recently migrated to the United States, and those with parents who simply cannot afford adequate supplies for their children. Specific events include but are not limited to: volunteering at the Food Bank in Hillside, NJ, volunteering to clean inside and around the school, activities at the Newark Museum, and Father’s Engagement Breakfast. M.A.P. Staff have an extensive relationship with the students, their families, and school administration, which consequently continues outside of school hours, providing the community of Irvington specifically with an abundance of resources.