Youth Empowerment Services (YES) Network was established in February of 2007 in an effort to reduce duplication of services by recruiting financial partners and community partners to provide administrative support to small non-profits (direct service partners) and to coordinate services to at-risk youth, parents and neighborhoods.
As an intermediary agency, YES-Network’s effort is to deliver better collaborative services more cost-effectively than individual agencies could provide alone.
Program Highlight:
Leadership Training Institute
YES Network’s mission is to train, place, support and collaborate with nonprofits to empower youth, families, and neighborhoods.
Through the Leadership Training Institute (LTI), community members and nonprofit agencies gain access to helpful resources and education to help develop and execute successful programming.
Empowering . . .
neighborhoods
families
youth
