Invisible Youth is an expansive online network that provides resources and support for homeless, at risk youth and related organizations.
We do this, every day, in cities across America. We carry out our mission through our partner organizations and volunteers who go to the streets in order to find, stabilize and otherwise help homeless and at risk...(more) youth improve their lives.
Our focus goes beyond street outreach and extends to deterrence, research, resource, seminars, training and workshops that we provide to the communities and via the Internet. But all facets of our mission are guided by that our volunteers shall tell kids that they care about them and then, at every point, prove it.
Although our slogan is “Advocating for America's Youth,” our endeavors are towards all homeless and at risk children no matter their geographical location, this being done by getting the word out about various other organizations who have programs in different parts of the world that help to give vision, visibility, and voice to their local youth.
I would like to invite you to visit: our website, for an overview of the Invisible Youth Network.
The Invisible Youth Network supports the leaders of tomorrow by partnering with them today! Teens can bring refreshing insights into our organization. What we forget is that some of the greatest minds in the world were teens when they came...(more) up with their great ideas. So, shouldn't youth as young people have a voice in issues that directly concern them? They will not mysteriously learn how to fulfill their civic duties the day they turn 18. They are a large presence in our community and accordingly, they should have a voice in its decision-making. And, shouldn't adults recognize that the tradition of making decisions for youth without youth has failed and that their ideas and solutions need to be taken seriously?In addition Youth are 28% of the United States population, are active participants in community activities, spend more than $150 billion a year are 100% of the future.(less)
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