Family Ties

Youth/young adult transitional programs include the drop-in-center which provides a safe space for youth/young adults ages 14 to 18 to come to if they feel unsafe, need emotional support, or are searching for who they want to become. Also included is the mueller house transition housing program provided to people ages 17 to 22 to reduce drop-out rates of high schoolers due to physical and emotional violence, homelessness which could lead to unsafe environments, sex/labor trafficking, and survival criminal activities. Instead, these programs support healthy relationships, safe housing, food/nutrition, life skills, self-exploration education/career planning, job readiness/retention, and financial stability.

Flexible funding & supportive programs assisting victims & their families, upskill toward financial stability, safety and healing. Please read more on schedule o.

Primary prevention programs approach the individual, family, school and community levels to address respect, integrity, vision, empathy, healthy relationships, eisk reduction, and personal introspection/accountability of potential offending behaviors. Therefore stopping violence before it starts. This is accomplished through youth, adults, family, and community groups that actively challenge behaviors the perpetuate violence.