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90,881

Number of youth in Tennessee referred to juvenile court in 2012.

85-90%

Percentage of fatherless youth in juvenile detention.

6954

Number of kids committed to state custody in Tennessee in 2013.

55% vs 45%

Children in foster care in Tennessee in 2012 were 55% male and 45% female.

61,423

Youth in juvenile detention or residential facilities in the USA.
Number of youth residing in juvenile detention centers or residential facilities in the United States in 2011. Each one needs the message of hope the gospel provides.

603,854

Children confirmed to be victims of maltreatment in the USA in 2012.
Number of children confirmed by child protective services to be victims of maltreatment in the United States in 2012. Let’s do something to make a difference.

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Over 600,000 kids in America are victims of maltreatment. 80-90% of youth in juvenile detention are fatherless. Over 60,000 youth in America are in juvenile detention or other residential facilities.

We know that God is a “father to the fatherless” and we are dedicated to taking the message of hope to the fatherless in our communities.

You can join us. Here’s how you can get involved now.

  1. Get involved and minister to youth in your local juvenile detention facility or other youth serving agency.
  2. Become a mentor to a fatherless young person.
  3. Volunteer for special events that offer encouragement and hope to fatherless teens.
  4. Become a prayer partner for fatherless youth and for our frontline ministry to reach them.
  5. Become a financial partner by giving a one-time donation or join our monthly support team.
  • We can train you to…
  • Start a ministry in your local juvenile center.
  • Become a mentor to a fatherless youth.
  • Become an approved volunteer so you can visit youth or help with special events in a youth facility.

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