Teen Outreach

A community mentoring program that targets inner city youth, who are 14 and older that have completed the eighth grade and exposes them to opportunities that they may not otherwise be exposed to. Examples include cultural experiences, professional and collegiate sporting events, accountability, and discipline.

Youth of Tomorrow

The purpose of this after-school program is to provide elementary and middle school-aged youth with activities, assistance with homework, and exercises that will foster their growth and development both academically and physically. The assistance with homework will be aligned to the same state standards used in the classroom.

One of the newest programs of AFI, Youth of Tomorrow provides these children with the opportunity to participate in various areas such as leadership, sports activities, socialization skills, health, safety, hygiene practices, cultural enrichment and music to name a few. Through Youth of Tomorrow, we hope to make a difference in the lives of every child served and assist them in experiencing positive activities and increased self-worth.

Teenage Community Alternative Program (TCAP)

TCAP is a collaborative effort between the Municipal Courts and The Alexander Foundation, Inc. to oversee completion of community service hours. The Alexander Foundation, Inc. locates places within communities where youth who must work off community service can work off their hours. The hours are worked off on Saturdays. Paperwork from the courts are signed and returned to the judges.