logo

Stepping Stones Resource Center (SSRC)

Youth & Young Adult Services provide a safe refuge for at-risk youth and young adults in our community through compassionate, person-centered care. We meet individuals where they are, addressing immediate basic needs such as food, shelter, and clothing, while also assisting with obtaining vital documents including birth certificates, identification cards, health insurance, SSI, and disability benefits. Individualized case management ensures each person receives support tailored to their unique goals and circumstances.

$6 Million

Capital Campaign for the expansion and renovation of Transitional Youth Services (TYS) Programs and Services that serve 16-26 years olds.

+1,300 youth

Transitional Youth Services serves more than 1,300 youth through three programs and serves over 7,000 meals annually.

Fraser, Ltd. TYS Campus

Help us get over the
finish line!

Help us get over the finish line!

Your donation will have a direct impact on the lives of thousands of youth across our state!

Youth Stories

samantha@2x

Samantha
21 years old

 

I met the staff of SSRC when they came to meet with me at the hospital. My 4-month-old son was admitted with significant injuries which were the result of abuse by his father. Due to the severity of his injuries, he was taken away from me and placed into custody by Child Protective Services (CPS). The staff of SSRC has been with me every step of the way and helped me get the assistance and resources I needed. I continue to work hard and now have full custody of my son.

aaron@2x

Aaron
18 years old

 

I witnessed the murder of my grandfather as a child, I lost my dad to a violent crime, and I experienced significant abuse at the hands of the people that were supposed to be taking care of me. When I arrived at SSRC I only communicated using gestures, and at times, in writing. Once I moved into Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) I started speaking with staff and other youth. When someone from my treatment team asked why I decided to start talking again, it was because I finally felt safe.