Youth Support Services

Philadelphia nonprofit supporting skilled-trades training for youth and community revitalization projects.

Community programs in Arizona supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

A Phoenix Rotary club bringing members together for community service, networking, and social activities.

A New York City community organization supporting women and families through education, advocacy, and social services.

A Phoenix community foundation that supports youth through leadership, education, and violence-prevention efforts.

New York City nonprofit focused on expanding educational opportunity for promising youth in Ethiopia.

A Brooklyn social service agency providing violence prevention, youth services, employment training, and family-related programs.

Community nonprofit offering youth and family support, education, and resources in Brooklyn.

A Brooklyn nonprofit providing reading instruction, tutoring programs, and literacy workshops for children and families.

Brooklyn nonprofit providing counseling, substance abuse services, youth programs, preventive care, and housing support.

A Los Angeles community safety and justice organization focused on violence intervention and system transformation.

A Los Angeles nonprofit offering school-based bicycle and pedestrian safety education and community bike programs.

A Chicago family foundation offering programs for children and families across the Chicagoland region.

A Chicago grassroots nonprofit founded in 1976, Universal Family Connection provides family and community services.

A nonprofit addressing childhood hunger and literacy through meal packing, food programs, and books for children.

HomeSafe provides child abuse and domestic violence prevention, intervention, and support programs for children, young adults, and families in South.

A Stockton family resource center connecting local families with community services and support.

A youth community club offering programs and character development for children ages 5-18 in Omaha.