A staff member will email a time to connect virtually or in person so you can learn more about us and we can learn about you.
You will serve at one of our four ministry sites at juvenile detention or residential treatment centers in Jackson, Wyandotte, and Johnson County.
If you fill out a volunteer interest form below, this will allow us to contact you to share more about this ministry opportunity.
After talking with a staff member, our next step would be to schedule a one-time visit at one of our ministry sites.
Yes, the court systems we work with require volunteers to be 22 years or older.
Club Arise is the emerging aftercare program for teens who are leaving detention or a residential treatment center. Teens are matched with mentors and invited to ministry programs while on probation and beyond.
First, we will have a meeting with you to learn more about you and your interest in TPC. This will also give you a chance to learn more about our ministry. After that we will set up a visit for you to come check out our program and see it first-hand. If you are interested, we will get you started on our volunteer application.
We provide training for all Youthfront Pathways volunteers. Also, volunteers are not matched with a mentee right away, we allow time for you to get to know the families and familiarize yourself with the program before doing a mentor match.
Volunteers should be at least 22 years old to serve with TPC as a mentor.
Mentors meet with their mentees at least twice a month at TPC events. We ask mentors to connect in-person or via phone or text during the weeks they aren’t able to see their mentee in person.
Yes! We always need people to volunteer to help with childcare and meals for our Bible Studies and Teen Parent Connect Nights. This is a great way to get involved as a family or with your small group. Find out about one-time serving opportunities.
