UNITEEE dedicates its resources to serving three critical groups:
We focus on young people facing significant life challenges that could lead them toward violence or incarceration. By intervening early and consistently, we help redirect their paths toward positive outcomes.
Our programs specifically address the unique needs of young people who have had contact with the juvenile justice system, providing them with support and guidance for successful reintegration.
We extend our reach to entire communities impacted by cycles of violence and incarceration, recognizing that lasting change requires a community-wide approach.
UNITEEE's methodology combines mentorship, education, and empowerment in a comprehensive strategy to break cycles of violence and incarceration:
At our core, we create connections between youth and dedicated mentors who serve as guides, supporters, and positive role models. These relationships form the foundation of our success.
We strengthen academic achievement while developing crucial life skills through:
- Targeted educational support programs
- Personal development workshops
- Conflict resolution training
- Practical life skills education
We create pathways for youth to emerge as community leaders by:
- Providing leadership training opportunities
- Encouraging civic engagement
- Supporting youth-led initiatives
- Developing advocacy skills
We place young people at the center of our work, ensuring their voices guide our programs and their needs shape our initiatives.
Uniteee addresses the complex roots of violence and incarceration through integrated support systems that nurture the whole person.
We develop solutions within and alongside communities, building sustainable changes that creates safer, more equitable neighborhoods.
UNITEEE pledges to empower every young person we serve to:
- Overcome personal obstacles
- Realize their full potential
- Transform into positive community leaders
We stand firm in our mission to disrupt cycles of violence and incarceration, creating lasting change one youth at a time.