Help Our Youth Become Stable Responsible Adults
Why LifeTies?
Help struggling adolescents and young adults successfully transition into adulthood.
We give our youth the groundwork for a bright future through safe housing, clinical services and life skills.
LifeTies, Inc. is a supportive network of professional staff and trained volunteers dedicated to creating programs for youth to overcome the effects of abuse, neglect or homelessness. Our programs offer a nuturing, safe environment to heal, learn and become equipped with the tools to work towards a brighter future.
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Triad House
A 24-hour residential group home for youth aged 16-21 with emotional, medical and behavioral challenges.
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Rainbow House
A group home for female adolescents who have chronic illnesses such as Diabetes, Lupus or Asthma or pregnant youth or parenting youth and their babies.
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Mary’s Place
Support services aimed at empowering residents and providing a safe secure environment to grow into self-sufficient adults.
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T.I.L.T Mentoring
A program focused on helping adolescents aged 15-21 with no or inconsistent family support.
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Clinical Services
LifeTies’ Clinical Department has a team of clinicians providing individual and group therapy sessions to our residents as well as Intensive In-Community Counselors providing therapy in the community. Our team gives youth access to therapy, holistic care, clinical staff trained in a variety of chronic medical and behavioral conditions and more.
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Family Engagement for Families with Juvenile Justice Involved Youth
Our Family Engagement Program empowers families with information, training, and support at all stages of their children’s experience with the Mercer County Juvenile Justice System.
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Sesame Street introduces the first muppet experiencing homelessness reflecting the growing number of youth in our country who experience homelessness. The number of young people who have experienced homelessness varies depending on age, time frame and how homelessness is defined, but between 500,000 and 2.8 million youth are thought to be homeless within the United States each year, according to the Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs.https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/12/health/sesame-street-homeless-muppet-bn/index.html LifeTies is working with community partners to end youth homelessness in Mercer County by 2020.
'Sesame Street' Muppet is first to experience homelessness
cnn.com
Lily, a Muppet on "Sesame Street," has been given a storyline about homelessness in new online videos and resources to raise awareness around youth homelessness. She is the first Muppet to be portraye...We would like to send a special thank you to the generous members of the The Church of the Sacred Heart for spreading holiday cheer to our residents at LifeTies. We appreciate you! <3
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