Empowering Futures, Building Communities
Our vision is rooted in the principle of Shabuwa, which we understand as righteousness, walking upright, and returning to the right path when we fall. Shabuwa teaches that people have the ability to recognize when they have gone astray, take responsibility, repent, and make the choice to move forward on a better path.
We believe our communities are facing a growing need for positive environments where children can develop purpose, discipline, confidence, responsibility, and a strong sense of belonging. Many young people are navigating challenges involving violence, incarceration, substance abuse, grief, family instability, anger, hopelessness, and other circumstances that can interfere with their ability to reach their full potential.
Our organization was inspired by a calling to respond to these challenges by creating a safe and structured community where children are not only taught academic subjects, but are also given practical skills, mentorship, healthy outlets, and opportunities to develop into responsible and productive members of their families and communities.