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We are giving inner-city youth and young adults the chances they have never had, but always deserved.

Inspiring youth to take control of their life by creating hope, giving guidance, sharing knowledge, establishing accountability, building support systems, and motivating growth.

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100,000+

Lives Impacted

Because of the generosity of our donors, over 100,000 lives have been impacted.  These youth are forever changed because they have been given opportunities that they never had before, but deserved.  For many of our youth, we are the only family or support system they have and without our help, they may never receive the assistance they need.

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What We Provide

Exposure

Making the Transition provides exposure to inner-city young adults and youth, offering visibility to resources, thoughts, lessons, and ideas they may have never had access to.

Clarity

By creating clear plans and setting goals a person takes control of their life. Making The Transition leads and assists program members as they define a direction for their life in order to regain power over their destiny.

Encouragement

At Making the Transition, we are there to encourage those that we serve and remind them that they deserve to live full, happy and healthy lives, regardless of their current situation.  It is up to them to determine their outcome, and with our help, we can increase their chance of success.

Support

Making The Transition establishes a strong support system of people who believe in and care about our program members.  This support system is a vital part to believing in yourself and living a healthy life.

Exposure

Making the Transition provides exposure to inner-city young adults and youth, offering visibility to resources, thoughts, lessons, and ideas they may have never had access to.

Clarity

By creating clear plans and setting goals a person takes control of their life. Making The Transition leads and assists program members as they define a direction for their life in order to regain power over their destiny.

Encouragement

At Making the Transition, we are there to encourage those that we serve and remind them that they deserve to live full, happy and healthy lives, regardless of their current situation.  It is up to them to determine their outcome, and with our help, we can increase their chance of success.

Support

Making The Transition establishes a strong support system of people who believe in and care about our program members.  This support system is a vital part to believing in yourself and living a healthy life.

SAVING LIVES SINCE 2008

Words From Our Program Participants

"This program provided me with a chance to do new things and meet people who were just like me.  It kept me on the right track and the people who were in it surrounded me with positivity.  It also provided me with one of the best mentors ever.  He was there for me, to talk to me, and I could go to him with anything.  He is still there for me and has done so much for me.  I am glad I met him and glad I got the chance to have this experience."

— Male, Age 17

"I found Keith Strickland's presentation extremely eye opening. He spoke about plan­ning today for the life you want to create for yourself tomorrow, and the negatives of living in the "here and now" or for the moment. His workbook "the 7 5 year old you" is also an eye opener. What I really appreciate about this book is the chapter dedicated to staying focused and not letting yourself be distracted. I believe it is chapter six. None­theless, I think this book was a huge help as far as asking myself the right questions to stay on a progressive and productive course in life."

— Tevin Beckles

"Unsuccessful people make decisions based on their current situations, but successful people make decisions based on where they want to be. That is what we learned from our visiting speaker, Keith Strickland. He encouraged us to actually look into or futures so that we can make changes. He believes that we all can be the best that we can be when we create real plans on how to get there."

— Lashun Smith

"Attending Mr. Keith Strickland's presentation opened my eyes to how someone could come far and make it, even when it seems the world is against them. It showed me that it's actually not always the world. It could be yourself against you. You have to encour­age your own growth and not give excuses, and that's real."

— Sam Amporful

"Keith Strickland is a reminder that people still care."

— Connor Noah

"Mr. Strickland asked a question at his workshop that I felt very strongly for: 'Would you rather have one good day, or one good life?'  I was truly inspired and this quote is something I now live by. It touched my heart so much that I went home and told my mom about this saying and what this now means to me and my future."

— Imani Cole