Invisible Youth Network (32.715,-117.154)

Organization

Invisible Youth Network
(2 reviews)

Address

940 Park Boulevard, Suite #334, San Diego, CA 92101

Contact

Russell T. Hartsaw

Phone

619-239-0101

Website

http://invisibleyouthnetwork.org/

Interest Area

Children & Youth, Community

Mission Statement

Invisible Youth is an expansive online network that provides resources and support for an estimated 1.5 million homeless at risk youth, walking the streets of our cities.

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 youth improve their lives.

Our focus goes beyond street outreach and extends to deterrence, research, resources, seminars, training and workshops that we provide to the communities and via the Internet. Although our slogan is "Advocating for America's Youth," our endeavors are towards all homeless and at risk children no matter their geographical location.

Description

Hello,

I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself and my organization. I am the Founder & Chairman of the Invisible Youth Network , an expansive online network founded on March 26, 2007 with the purpose of:

Providing resources and support for an estimated 1.5 million homeless at risk youth, walking the streets of our city.

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 youth improve their lives.

Our focus goes beyond street outreach and extends to deterrence, research, resources, seminars, training and workshops that we provide to the communities and via the Internet. Although our slogan is "Advocating for America''s Youth," our endeavors are towards all homeless and at risk children no matter their geographical location.

The local media''s have estimated that there are approximately 4,000 homeless youth walking the streets of San Diego, California alone.

One more day to these youth is like an eternity. One more day is another chance for a predator to take advantage of them. One more night to sleep on a cardboard box in an alley way, one more morning to wake up alone and wonder why you were given the hand you were dealt. One more day to have those all too familiar defeating thoughts and emotions, one more day t o makes their dreams fade a way into nothing. One more day to go hungry and try to stave off the hunger with half eaten dumpsite food or bad tasting water . Our one more day in paradise is one more treacherous lie to them, one more betrayal, one more...

We need to help them now. Our volunteers at IYN are dedicating their lives and time to helping them get off the street , and away from the threat of becoming one more death, one more rape, one more crime, one more suicide, one more desperate act that sends them to prison, one more...

We ask you to think about this, join us , and reach-out and make a difference in these kids' lives.

Please visit our Invisible Youth web site for an overview of our organization and endeavors.

http://invisibleyouthnetwork.org/

Would you recommend Invisible Youth Network?

Average Review (2 reviews)

by Ida T. from Mansfield, PA

Although living in my homestate, I will always consider CA, the Los Angeles area, my second home. Having lived there for over 30 years I saw many kids and children without love and some who's parents were alcoholics. I do not have children of my own but will always be an advocate for all children. I came from two of the most loving patents I have ever seen. They were not perfect, but they did teach us that love is the answer to most problems in life. Love, although unconditional most of the time, must be a tough love, too. Because of those teachings, I want to help kids who have never felt or known such strong mentoring, or love.

Flag as InappropriateWritten on July 8, 2008

by Nathalie F. from Marion, IA

IYN has great ideals that I agree with completely. For a long time, I loved this organization. However, I feel that this organization doesn't get around to doing much and my time is better spent else where. A lot of times, I felt like some people were scared to voice their opinions because of the atmosphere of the organization... I don't mean to be rude or put down the organization, merely to voice my opinion.

Flag as InappropriateWritten on July 25, 2008

 
 

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