Violence Prevention
The Life Impacters Foundation's Violence Prevention program is a comprehensive framework crafted to enhance the safety and well-being of young individuals. It not only addresses their fundamental survival requirements but also offers secure and steady housing, educational and employment support, and imparts the essential life skills needed for self-sufficiency. Central to this program is a service delivery approach founded on assessment and personalized case management.
Programs
Outreach: Outreach initiatives aim to identify homeless youth, at-risk and high-risk youth ensuring the fulfillment of their fundamental safety and immediate needs. We provide one on one mentorship from individuals with lived experience. We offer case management and other services that guide youth towards making healthy lifestyle choices.
Shoot A Ball, Not A Gun:
is a youth-centered violence prevention and empowerment initiative that uses sports—especially basketball—as a tool to inspire hope, build trust, and create safe alternatives to street violence. The program is designed to redirect energy from harmful cycles toward teamwork, discipline, mentorship, and community belonging.
Through structured games, mentoring sessions, and character development workshops, youth participants gain positive role models, conflict resolution skills, and a renewed vision for their future. This program stands as a bold declaration that every young life matters—and that we believe in building up our youth through opportunities, not incarceration.
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Additional Support
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Emergency Services (Food, Clothing, etc.)
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Emergency Shelter through our partners
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Interim Housing
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Transitional Housing
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Assessment
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Case Management
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Family Reunification Services
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Advocacy
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Life Skills Training
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Education
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Workforce development