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The mission of Anderson Outreach is to support the health and well-being of equity-impacted youth through programs and funding that focus on basic needs, quality education, and housing resources.
- Food Insecurities 
- Credit & Budget Awareness 
- Incomplete Education 
- Criminal Records, Employability, & Vocations 
- Self-Identity (Lack of Confidence) 
- Lack of Life & Social Skills 
- Homeless & Aging Out of Facilities 
Youth Challenges
- Summer Lunch Program 
- Financial Literacy Programs & Support 
- Tutoring & GED Programs 
- Employment Assistance 
- Safe Judgement Free Zone 
- Workshops & Classes 
- Placement & Transitional Housing 
Our Solutions
Meet The Team
As a team, we are committed to advocating for young adults who need access to health, skills, guidance and resources that set them on a path to a stable and fulfilling future. We understand the barriers and challenges they face, and we are here to act with compassion and integrity on their behalf. We cannot do it alone. Your support and involvement will be instrumental in making a meaningful difference in their lives. Together, we can create a brighter tomorrow for youth in need!
“My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together.”
Upcoming Events
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       Power Packs for KidsJUNE - AUGUST 2024 Providing lunches and backpacks packed full of school supplies, fun-filled activities, gender-specific toiletries, and more! 
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       Youth Empowerment MovementYEAR ROUND Multiple events including equine therapy, financial literacy, art and cooking classes, plus youth exposure to live arts, cultural outings, and more. 
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       Celebration InitiativeYEAR ROUND Delivering gifts filled with goodies to youth who reside in psychiatric treatment facilities and other group home settings. 
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       Baggage ClaimYEAR ROUND Assisting youth in their transition from facilities, group homes, and foster care by providing them with a suitcase of their own. 


 
            
              
            
            
          
              






