New Pathways For Youth

The organization serves youth experiencing poverty and four times the adversity of other youth, adversities such as parent incarceration, abuse and neglect, substance abuse, and high school dropout. through 1 to 1 mentoring in a connected community of other mentors and youth and evidence based personal development and life skills retreats and workshops, this unique approach creates breakthroughs in self destructive thoughts that lead to actions that allow youth to fulfill their potential. the program gives youth the tools to ensure college and career readiness so they are able to create the future they want for themselves, to be successful, productive, and driven adults with a future free of poverty, adversity, and difficulty. this year 95 percent of the high school seniors in the program graduated high school and 80 percent are pursuing post-secondary education and training. 350 youth were served last year.