Housing, mentorship and skills for life on your own
Each service meets a different need, from a safe place to live to help finding a job. Together they prepare young adults to become confident, responsible and self-sufficient.
What we offer
Transitional Housing
A safe, structured home for young adults ages 18 to 21 aging out of foster care or facing homelessness.
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Faith-Based Mentorship
Meaningful connections, build lasting impact. Through mentorship, we build character & confidence empowering clients to pursue their purpose
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Counseling
Individual and group counseling focused on emotional healing, personal growth and trauma recovery.
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Life Skills
Teaching practical skills in budgeting, cooking, and everyday responsibilities helps build confidence and lasting independence.
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Vocational Training
Through local trade school partnerships, we connect young adults with hands-on training, certifications, and pathways to meaningful careers.
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GED Preparation
GED preparation and educational support to build skills, achieve goals, and unlock new opportunities.
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Career and Job Placement
From resume building to interview preparation and job placement, we help young adults gain confidence and pursue meaningful careers.
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Transportation Assistance
Removing barriers through transportation assistance, public transit, and vehicle donations to connect our cliets with opportunity.
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Entrepreneurial Training & Support
Hands-on training, mentorship, and practical experience to help turn ideas into businesses and financial independence.
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Ongoing Support
Our commitment reaches beyond our doors through mentorship, community ties, and guidance as as our clients pursue independence.
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What does the counseling cover?
Residents can take part in individual and group counseling. The focus is emotional healing, personal growth and recovering from trauma.
Which life skills do residents learn?
We teach the everyday basics of living on your own: budgeting, money management and cooking.
How do you help with school and work?
Residents can prepare for their GED. Through community partnerships, they can also train in a skilled trade and work toward trade certifications. When it's time to find a job, we help with resumes, interview practice and job placement.
What does the entrepreneurship training involve?
Residents learn what it takes to start and run a business.
Stand with young men building their future
Churches, groups and individuals who share our care for vulnerable young men are welcome here. Send the form or call (202) 677-0055 to talk.