Why I do what I do
There is a problem with our youth. It is not entirely their fault. We as a society may not realize the depths of what their lives are like. As I began to work with the young men who society labeled deviants and not worth our efforts, I kept running into children who had just gotten lost. They were good kids who just needed a little direction.They had no personal identity and in some cases were not allowed to even find out who they really were.

My father in heaven put a desire in my heart to reach these young people. My desire is to help them realize who they are and how important they are to us. I will assist them in developing coping skills, problem solving skills, decision-making skills,self-esteem and how to deal with their addictions .

Team Members
James Comer CI is currently working with men who have recently been released from prisons and has worked in the chemical dependency field for the last 6 years. He himself was a troubled teen and now desires to give back to society. He will assist the young men in recognizing their current place of  hopelessness and make available to them other more rewarding options.

Victoria Williams  worked for years in the Waco School district as a substitute teacher. She has worked in the Chemical Dependency for the last 4 years.

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