OUR MISSION
Our primary mission is to uplift at-risk youth and turn them into responsible citizens who give back to the community. We plan to achieve our goal by providing practical training, counseling, and resources for long-term rehabilitation.
The problem we're trying to solve
According to data provided by Maryland’s Juvenile Services Department, a considerable part of detained young individuals in Maryland come from ethnic minority groups. Even though juvenile arrests have shown a downward trend over the years, most of the incarcerated young people hail from minority backgrounds. This widespread imprisonment perpetuates and deepens racial divides.
Our Action Plan
Form strategic partnerships
Forge connections with governmental bodies and other corporate entities to secure essential grant funding, ensuring the program’s sustained operation.
Cater to the job market
These partners will dedicate themselves to providing direct skills training, valuable resources, and actively hiring and retaining young talent.
Provide practical skills
We will providing training encompassing crucial areas such as financial literacy, the development of social skills, and education on drug and alcohol prevention.
Establish a dedicated health center
This center would offer a range of mental and physical health services, including health screenings, testing, treatment, and counseling support.
Focus on career based education
Develop and introduce essential internal training programs, covering diverse fields such as robotics, business entrepreneurship, life skills, and G.E.D. preparation.
Provide a creative outlet
Establish and integrate team-based activities, such as creative arts initiatives allowing youth to express themselves through art, music, drama, poetry, and more.
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