Youth Empowerment Agency

The mission statement for Life-Line Colorado is to engage, impact, and empower our participants to identify their purpose and to actively assist them in giving back to family and community through a foundation of LOVE, SECURITY, and SAFETY. This is all achieved by comprehensive and strategic intervention, prevention and re-entry programming. Executive Director Leo Alirez is a former gang member and Denver native who has worked with at-risk populations and those struggling with substance abuse for over a decade. Programs related to individual counseling, substance abuse, life skills, employment readiness, GED preparation, and more are available. Call us today for information.

Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Denver offer five-core program initiatives including arts, sports and fitness, social skills, character development and leadership development and education and career development. Established in 1961, the club offer a range of after school programs for children and disadvantaged youth ages six through 18 and serve more than 23,000 members annually. The clubs, based in Denver, provides prevention programs for youth that includes gang, alcohol, drug, tobacco, teen sex and pregnancy prevention. Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Denver is affiliated with the national program of Boys and Girls Clubs of America.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Weld County is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring and enabling young people, especially those in need, to reach their full potential as responsible, productive, and caring citizens. With a commitment to safety and a mission to provide a world-class Club Experience, the organization strives to ensure that every young person who walks through their doors has the opportunity to succeed academically, demonstrate good character and citizenship, and live a healthy lifestyle.Generated from the website