Youth Mentorship
Mentorship and safe spaces support fatherless and disenfranchised yout
The Carpenter's House provides a faith-rooted environment for fatherless and disenfranchised youth. Its programs include mentorship, safe spaces, life-skills development, and hands-on training in carpentry, mechanics, electronics, welding, and other skilled trades. Youth create products and projects they can sell, while military veterans mentor and teach as they reconnect with a sense of purpose. Biblical guidance and the Gospel are central to the organization's work. Volunteers, donors, and community partners can support training, tools, and youth programs. The organization is based in Kansas City, Missouri, and presents its work as a model intended for other communities. It is a religious nonprofit focused on youth development, veteran engagement, practical education, and Christian faith.
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Mentorship and safe spaces support fatherless and disenfranchised yout
Youth learn carpentry, mechanics, electronics, welding, and more.
Biblical guidance and the Gospel shape the organization's programs.
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