We offer youth mentoring focused on cultural awareness, positive role modeling, emotional support, and peer group discussions. Our programs also include family restoration, conflict resolution, and leadership training to develop strong community leaders.

Unlike traditional programs, we prioritize "Relationship Over Religion," building authentic connections without judgment. Our Repairs of the Breach model addresses whole-family and community restoration, not just individual mentoring. We also provide life-saving skills training and violence prevention alongside spiritual and emotional support.

Our programs serve youth, especially young men, parents, returning citizens, veterans, and community members facing challenges like broken relationships, trauma, and violence. We also partner with churches, schools, and organizations across a 12-state network.

We operate by appointment and through local chapters across 12 states including WI, TX, GA, NC, SC, MI, LA, CA, NY, IL, FL, and PA.

You can become a mentor or volunteer by visiting our Get Involved page on the website where you will find clear steps and contact information. We welcome individuals committed to building authentic relationships and supporting youth and families in their communities.

This model focuses on healing broken relationships within families and communities through mentoring, conflict resolution, and healing circles. It aims to move participants from survival to stability, empowerment, and ultimately leadership roles that restore others.

Yes, our work is unapologetically faith-based and rooted in spiritual values. However, we emphasize "Relationship Over Religion" by meeting people where they are without judgment and focusing on authentic connection and support.

Yes, we provide hands-on training in CPR, Narcan administration, Stop the Bleed, emergency preparedness, and conflict de-escalation through programs like Civilian Soldier Training and Operation Swallow Pride To Stay Alive.

We offer family restoration mentoring and Operation Divine Healing Circles, which create safe spaces for open dialogue, forgiveness, accountability, and healing to help families rebuild trust and healthy communication.

As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, our programs are offered free or at minimal cost to participants. We rely on donations, sponsorships, and partnerships to fund our services and keep them accessible.

We operate by appointment and are highly mobile, so we strive to respond promptly and meet participants in their homes, schools, or community spaces to begin support as soon as possible.

Yes, we partner with churches, schools, community organizations, and businesses to extend our mentoring and family restoration programs. Partners benefit from our experience, training, and faith-informed approach to community development.

Our leadership, including Founder Lance J. Ambrose Sr., combines lived experience with formal training in chaplaincy, conflict resolution, emergency preparedness, CPR/First Aid, and mentoring best practices to provide credible, compassionate guidance.

We prioritize creating safe, non-judgmental environments and maintain confidentiality in all interactions. Our mentors and facilitators are trained to handle sensitive information with respect and discretion.

We host cultural exchange events, leadership development workshops, community outreach, and networking meetups that promote diversity, civic engagement, and positive peer connections.