Sisters In Christ is committed to supporting and guiding young people through mentorship, education, and community programs. With funding from Jackson County COMBAT (Community Backed Anti-Drug Tax), we provide safe, enriching spaces where youth can develop life skills, build resilience, and make positive choices.
By addressing challenges like substance abuse and violence, our partnership with COMBAT helps equip young individuals with the tools they need for a brighter future.
To learn more about how COMBAT funding is transforming lives through Sisters In Christ, visit COMBAT’s website and join us in empowering the next generation.
A neighborhood-based resource center offering community services under one roof, following a violence reduction model to support at-risk youth and families in high-crime areas.
Serves 50 Raytown, Missouri families annually, focusing on middle school-aged children.
Provides comprehensive, culturally relevant support tailored to community needs.
Works with community agencies, law enforcement, and local leadership to offer direct services and referrals.
Teaches youth the fundamentals of business creation, growth, and sustainability through:
Provides hands-on entrepreneurship training in:
The core of community gardening involves providing our community with access to fresh food, a better understanding of where food comes from and providing education to enable community members to grow and care for their own natural landscape while garnering a greater respect for the natural environment.
Teaches young men practical work skills through lawn maintenance while emphasizing:
Ages 12-18, at-risk youth develop essential life skills, including:
Our Drone Flying program introduces youth to the world of drones in a safe and educational environment. Youth who have a keen interest in technology, aviation, or creative activities are taught the fundamentals of drone flight, safety protocols, and various piloting techniques.
Sisters In Christ
6317 Evanston Avenue, Raytown, Missouri 64133, United States