21.0%
18-24
years old
34.7%
16-17
years old
29.6%
14-15
years old
14.4%
11-13
years old
0.3%
6-10
years old
4.0%
Multiracial
0.9%
Other/
Unknown
0.8%
Asian
0.2%
Native
American
54.8%
Black or
African
American
24.7%
Hispanic
or Latino
14.6%
White
identified
as female
1.3%
identified as
transgender
or non-binary
33.2%
65.5%
identified
as male
WHO WE HELP
Our Impact
HOW WE HELP
YOUTH SERVED BY PROGRAM
CHANGING FUTURES
Our youth come to us for a number of reasons.
Some of the most common challenges our
youth are facing include:
Homelessness
Immediate crisis
Mental health issues
History of trauma, abuse, and/or neglect
Unsafe and/or unhealthy living environment
At-risk behavior and activities
Court involvement
Difficulties at school or at home
of youth were prevented from or
decreased their involvement in
the court system
98%
of youth had an increase in the safety,
stability and supportiveness of their
home/living environment
85%
of youth improved their school
performance
84%
of youth increased their
independent living success/skills
97%
85-90%
of youth served live
in poverty or low-
income households
“Haven House was exactly what my son needed. For a while early on, I wasn’t sure [graduating
high school] would happen, but I knew it could, and Haven House made it possible.” -- Caregiver
In FY24, Haven House served 1,519 youth in 10 programs,
a 25% increase over FY23 and the most youth served in a
single year to date in our 51-year history.
Street Outreach
482
Juvenile
Assessment Team
434
Restitution &
Community Service
178
Wrenn House
98
Second Round
81
Juvenile
Diversion Team
73
51
Multisystemic Therapy
44
Outpatient Therapy
44
Community
Alternatives Program
34
Transition in Place
# includes dependent children