Alternatives For Girls

Outreach and education program1. 854 participants directly served across regular programming.2. 673 individuals were seen in the crisis resource center.3. 1,242 individuals were served through street outreach.4. 389 participants were enrolled and active in the workforce development hub; all received case management services, while 189 achieved employment and 45 enrolled in vocational and educational programs. 61 employer and training partnerships.

Community-based prevention program:1. 61 youth participated in after-school workshops, mentoring, and the summer program.2. 42 youths were served during 502 hours of youth street outreach.3. Summer programming was provided to 52 youth.4. 440 youth were served in the pregnancy prevention "girls with ambition" project.5. 595 girls were served overall.

Housing stability program: served 138 households who have experienced homelessness, providing them with support for education, employment, casework services, and rent subsidies.

Early childhood education program: state of michigan licensed program for the children of mothers living in the organization's shelter; the organization cared for 26 infants, toddlers, and young children, ages six weeks to five years old, and also provided parenting education and support to mothers.