We offer workshops for youth, families, schools, and community partners that examine the school to prison pipeline. These sessions explore how school pushout, poverty, trauma, and outside influences such as guns, gangs, and adult influencers contribute to incarceration. Our goal is to equip youth and communities with tools to interrupt this cycle.

We are credible messengers who show up and stay present for youth and their families. Grounded in our own lived experience, we walk alongside young people, offering guidance and steady support through crisis, transition, and life beyond system involvement.

We provide strengths based case management centered on each young person’s interests, goals, and potential. We bring education, employment, housing, and health and wellness supports together so young people are supported, seen, and never left to navigate systems alone.

We show up in court for the youth and families we serve—offering advocacy, working with public defenders, and providing judges with context that highlights each young person’s strengths and alternatives to detention.

Our “Suited for Success” program gives youth clothing for court appearances. The program builds self-esteem and reinforces the belief that they are worthy of respect, success, and a fresh start. 

Our parent support group meets monthly to guide families through the challenges of the justice system, offering a space to connect, access resources, and find strength through shared experience and support.

The connections we make with system-impacted youth often begin in juvenile hall where we meet with the youth monthly to develop fellowship over a meal, and to begin mentorship, court advocacy, and other supportive programs.

We help stabilize youth by meeting urgent needs like food, clothing, hygiene products, school supplies, and transportation. When basic needs are met, youth are better positioned to focus on the future and less likely to recidivate.

We facilitate community centered restorative justice circles that create space for healing, accountability, and dialogue. This work addresses harm related to violence, trauma, and system involvement while supporting youth, families, and community members.