Connect with the Need
Provide Immediate Care
Create Long Term Opportunities
Areas of Assistance
Crisis Care & Stable Housing
We provide immediate and long-term assistance to youth through our 24/7 Crisis Center, our transitional housing program, and our off-site independent apartments.
Education, Employment, & Life Skills
Our team works hard to provide residents with education, training, and employment opportunities to further their academic and career development.
Health & Wellness
We offer a holistic spectrum of professional care. In addition to medical and mental health services, we offer behavioral healthcare, counseling, pastoral care, art and music therapy, and more.
Outreach
Our specially trained team finds and connects with at-risk youth, ensuring they know we are here to help, and providing them with food, counseling, and assistance, and information on our programs.
Specialized Care
Community Partners
Developing Skills
- Youth Empowerment Project (YEP)/NOPLAY and Delgado Community College enroll our kids in HiSET (GED) classes
- We work directly with Café Reconcile, Liberty’s Kitchen, Goodwill Culinary Arts, JOB1, STRIVE NOLA, Job Corps, and our own White Dove Landscaping to offer our kids job training and readiness
- Children’s Hospital provides parenting classes for our “two generation” moms and babies
Addressing Needs
- Tulane School of Medicine provides on-site physical and behavioral health services
- Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights provides much needed legal services
- Catholic Charities operates an on-site, early Head Start program for our young mothers/children
- We are part of UNITY of Greater New Orleans, the homeless services collaborative and advocacy organization
In-Depth Collaboration
Through the Greater New Orleans Human Trafficking Task Force, we work closely with service providers and law enforcement to aid human trafficking survivors:
- Eden House
- New Orleans Family Justice Center
- Catholic Charities
- Law enforcement, including the U.S. Attorney’s Office, local and State Police, FBI, and Homeland Security
How Can You Help?
In the past 6 years, the number of kids in our care has grown from 45 to 170 per night. Most have endured unimaginable abuse, violence, and trauma. You can help give them a chance.