Teen substance abuse is a growing crisis, often beginning as mere experimentation but quickly spiraling into addiction and life-altering consequences. Many teens, especially those from broken homes or lacking strong parental guidance, are vulnerable to peer pressure and, in some cases, poor parental influence. Today, drugs have become more accessible and prevalent among youth, posing […]

A recent literacy-focused cohort at the Halfway House provided 20 girls from underserved communities with the opportunity to enhance their reading and writing skills. Through structured activities like vocabulary-building exercises, essay writing, and reading comprehension sessions, the program helped participants develop stronger communication skills, boost their confidence, and improve their academic performance. Organized by Nurturing

At a recent NDG Halfway House training session, cohorts from holding schools and crime-prone areas were introduced to an innovative skill—repairing seemingly dead and discarded light bulbs. What initially appeared to be a simple activity quickly transformed into a powerful lesson in resourcefulness, financial prudence, and sustainability. The impact on the participants was profound. Many