Young offenders get realistic counseling and a guided tour of an adult prison. Vocational and personal development for disabled and economically disadvantaged individuals. A unified leadership structure which promotes systems change and allocates the collective clout of these leaders to promoting needed changes in the system of service delivery to children and families in our community. Staff and volunteers get protective orders and stabilize custody for victims of domestic violence and their children. Joint program with Wake Forest University School of Law students and Forsyth County Bar Association.
Some cases are court-referred.
Provides conflict resolution training and facilitates public disputes. Promotes mental health for all persons in our community through advocacy, education, outreach and support. Works for improved services through collaboration and resource assistance. Shelter, food, and case management for homeless families and single women. Reduces hunger and malnutrition by distributing food industry surplus and reclaimed usable food to non-profit agencies and churches feeding the poor and needy in 18 counties.