The Louisville organization is working to empower young women through the timeless skill of sewing, empowering them to become independent leaders while fostering critical thinking, positive self-talk, teamwork and social skills.
Organizers are hoping the program builds literacy skills and confidence while helping the young men in every aspect of their lives.
With three Louisville teenagers shot in one week, local youth organizations are ramping up their efforts to save lives.
As a non-profit serving Louisville, the ACE (Academy of Child Entrepreneurship )Project strives to be a positive resource for school-age youth.
The Greater Galilee Community Development Corporation opened a new pavilion in West Louisville.
SSWF held their All Kings Retreat, three full days of tough but important conversations for teens aged 13-18.
At the heart of GCDC’s mission is a deep commitment to empowering youth and providing them with the tools and resources they need to succeed.
Fourteen more students completed the seven-month program earlier in the summer.
It is a simple yet powerful way each of us can make a meaningful difference right where we live.
Raymond tells how he recovered from the damages in his childhood and teen years to free himself from legal troubles with the help of Access Justice.