
National Runaway Safeline Home Free Program . . . .
Home Free Program is providing help to runaway, homeless, and exploited youth to return home safely or get to a safe and stable place to
Our Challenge
To identify and provide resources and support to homeless teens and young adults ages 14-24 who are in or want to be in school as they move from place to place, struggling to maintain basic needs.
Our Mission
To address the number one factor for elevated risk of homelessness for teens and young adults, the lack of a high school diploma or GED. By providing high school , college, and community resources on a one-stop, secure digital platform that is free and accessible 24/7 through a cell phone or the internet.
Our Ask
Is for volunteers and donations to keep Dream Connect free and updated.
Our Challenge
To identify and provide resources and support to homeless teens and young adults ages 14-24 who are in or want to be in school as they move from place to place, struggling to maintain basic needs.
Our Mission
To address the number one factor for elevated risk of homelessness for teens and young adults, the lack of a high school diploma or GED. By providing high school , college, and community resources on a one-stop, secure digital platform that is free and accessible 24/7 through a cell phone or the internet.
Our Ask
Is for volunteers and donations to keep Dream Connect free and updated.
Home Free Program is providing help to runaway, homeless, and exploited youth to return home safely or get to a safe and stable place to
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