ACH Child and Family Services
making Fort Worth a better, safer place to live. You
can work with tomorrow’s leaders through the Mentor
Volunteer Department of the Club.
formerly
All Church Home for Children
Karen Steele
1424 Summit Avenue
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
Phone: (817) 886-7108
Fax: (817) 335-4043
Email: info@achservices.org
Homepage: www.achservices.org
Breakthrough Fort Worth
(formerly known as
Summerbridge at Fort Worth
Country Day School)
Notes: Protecting Children. Preserving Families.
Since 1915.
Joe Breedlove
4200 Country Day Lane
Fort Worth , TX 76109
Phone: (817) 302-3280, ext 294
Fax: (817) 302-3281
Email: jbreedlove@fwcds.org
Homepage: www.fwcds.org/summerbridge
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Kelly Imig, Regional Executive Director
6040 Camp Bowie Blvd., Suite 14
Fort Worth , TX 76116
Phone: (972) 573-2376
Fax: (972)421-1770
Email: kimig@bbbstx.org
Homepage: http://www.bbbstx.org
Notes: Breakthrough Fort Worth benefits middle
school students from the Fort Worth Independent
School District and prospective teachers. Breakthrough
Fort Worth is a tuition-free program where talented
high school and college students teach promising
young middle school students, instilling in them a love
of learning and the academic skills they need to
succeed in school and in life.
Notes: The Big Brothers Big Sisters mission is to
provide children facing adversity with strong and
enduring, professionally supported one-to-one
relationships that change their lives for the better,
forever.
Camp Fire USA First Texas Council
Lyn Lucas
2700 Meacham Blvd.
Fort Worth , TX 76137-4699
Phone: (817) 831-2111
Fax: (817) 831-5070
Email: lyn@campfirefw.org
Homepage: http://www.CampFireFW.org
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Fort
Worth
Jim Larkin
3218 E. Belknap
Fort Worth , TX 76111
Phone: (817) 834-4711
Fax: (817) 222-0911
Email: jlarkin@fortworthkids.org
Homepage: http://www.fortworthkids.org
Notes: Camp Fire USA’s First Texas Council offers
youth development programs that include early
childhood, after-school, Saturday programs, Summer
day and overnight camps, school completion programs,
and teen advocacy groups in an effort to make a
social-impact by nurturing caring, confident citizens
and future leaders.
Notes: The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Fort Worth
provides enriching programs in safe facilities for youth
from disadvantaged circumstances to develop the
qualities needed to become responsible citizens-
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Cassata High School
Notes: Provides 77 innovative, comprehensive on-site
childcare programs, including after-school services in
FWISD, Birdville ISD and Keller ISD. Programs are
licensed by the state of Texas and operate according to
standards of the National School-Age Care Alliance.
Rosanna Bustamante, Volunteer Liaison
1400 Hemphill Street
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone: (817) 926-1745
Fax: (817) 926-3132
Email: rbustamante@cassatahs.org
Homepage: http://www.cassatahs.org
Communities In Schools - Fort
Worth
Notes: Cassata High School is a private, nonprofit
outreach school of the Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth
that is committed to providing young people with
another chance at success. Cassata’s mission has been
the same since its inception in 1975: To provide an
effective, quality education that enables students of all
backgrounds to raise their educational level and
complete their secondary education.
Mike Steele
6707 Brentwood Stair Rd. Suite 510
Fort Worth , TX 76112
Phone: (817) 446-5454
Fax: (817) 446-4664
Email: cisceo@sbcglobal.net
Homepage: http://www.cistarrant.org
Cassata offers students a college-prep elective class
and Mobile Go Center in partnership with the AB
Christian Learning Center. College-prep mentors offer
important information on scholarships, applying for
college and financial aid.
Notes: Communities In Schools connects needed
community resources with young people in schools to
help them successfully learn, stay in school and
prepare for life.
Cassata renovated and transformed the existing library
into the Phil Record Media Resource Center, giving GO
Center mentors and Cassata students a pleasant and
improved meeting space.
Community Learning Center
Angela Traiforos
555 North Grants Lane
Fort Worth, TX 76108
Phone: (817) 569-9008, ext 22
Fax: (817) 569-9016
Email: atraiforos@clcinc.org
Homepage: http://www.clcinc.org
City of Fort Worth, Parks &
Community Services
Sandra Youngblood
4200 S. Freeway, Suite 2200
Fort Worth, TX 76115
Phone: (817) 392-5755
Fax: (817) 392-5724
Email: sandra.youngblood@fortworthtexas.gov
Homepage: http://www.fortworthtexas.gov
Notes: CLC, Inc. is a 501c(3) organization that
provides skills training services that lead to career
progressive jobs for people with barriers to
employment and provides employers with qualified
workers to meet their workforce needs.
Notes: 19 community centers throughout Fort Worth
offer after-school programs and summer day camp for
youth and a variety of educational, cultural and
recreational programs. Computer labs and learning
centers with Internet are available.
Easter Seals North Texas
Donna Dempsey
1424 Hemphill Street
Fort Worth , TX 76104-4703
Phone: (817) 332-7171
Fax: (817) 665-0878
Email: ddempsey@ntx.easterseals.com
Homepage: http://www.ntxeasterseals.com
Clayton Youth Enrichment
Services (YES!)
Bob Duke, Executive Director
1215 Country Club Lane
Fort Worth, TX 76112
Phone: (817) 923-9888
Fax: (817) 926-9494
Email: bduke@claytonyes.org
Homepage: http://www.claytonyes.org
Revised 3/9/2016
Notes: Easter Seals Greater North Texas serves more
than 9,000 children, adults and families. Visit
www.ntx.easterseals.com to learn more about Easter
Seals services for people with disabilities.
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Family Pathfinders of Tarrant
County, Inc.
Academies have served more than 70,000 students
state-wide!
Mark Boerger, Youth Mentoring Coordinator
2601 Clover Lane
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 731-1173 ext 210
Fax: (817) 731-1207
Email: mark.boerger@familypathfinders.org
Homepage:
http://www.familypathfinders.org/mentoring
Fort Worth ISD-21st Century
Community Learning Centers
Miguel Garcia
2901 Shotts Street
Fort Worth , TX 76107
Phone: (817) 871-3192
Fax: (817) 871-3162
Email: miguel.garcia@fwisd.org
Homepage: http://www.fortworthisd.org
Notes: You can make a difference in the life of
someone struggling to get on their feet by serving with
Family Pathfinders of Tarrant County, Inc. For a small
investment of three to four hours per month, you can
share your life experience with someone trying to
become financially stable and support their family.
Family Pathfinders trains volunteers to be effective
mentors and supports mentors as they help families
learn life skills, financial literacy, and career planning.
There are opportunities for individual and team
mentoring. You and your mentee set the time and
place for meetings.
Notes: To promote a community of lifelong learners.
We provide after school programming for the middle
school students at our six locations. Classes include
tutoring, math labs, computer classes, martial arts,
dance, music, art, car club and more. Evening classes
are available for parents and community members as
well. GED, ESL, cooking, computer classes, sewing,
art, self-defense, job skills, exercise, and
conversational Spanish are some of the adult classes
offered. All six schools are open Monday through
Thursday until 9:00 p.m.
Family Pathfinders has been successful in providing
Mentoring for over 16 years as mentors help people
develop the skills and tools they need to become selfsufficient. We serve low income families struggling to
overcome poverty, homeless individuals, recently
employed young adults (ages 18-21)and the reentry
population.
Fort Worth ISD Adopt-A-School
Phyllis Snider
100 N. University Dr., NW259
Fort Worth , TX 76107-1360
Phone: 817-814-2969
Fax: (817) 814-2965
Email: phyllis.snider@fwisd.org
Homepage: http://www.fortworthisd.org
For more information on mentoring,
visit familypathfinders.org/mentoring. Reservations
are required for training. To submit a volunteer
application, click here.
Questions? Contact Family Pathfinders at 817-7311173 or volunteer@familypathfinders.org or visit our
helpful Frequently Asked Questions page.
Notes: Partnering companies and organizations
provide volunteers and resources that 1) enrich the
academic or cultural experiences of students, and/or
2) help students understand the value of staying in
school until graduation.
Fort Worth Can Academy
4301 Campus Drive
Fort Worth , TX 76119
Phone: (817) 431-4226
Fax: (817) 531-0443
Homepage: http://www.texanscan.org
Fort Worth ISD-After School
Programs
For more information contact Kirk Beckert
325 W. 12th St., Ste 250
Dallas, TX 75208
Phone: 1-(888) 250-4315
Fax: (214) 944-1930
Email: kbeckert@texanscan.org
Miguel Garcia, Jr.
2901 Shotts Street.
Fort Worth , TX 76107
Phone: (817) 871-3192
Fax: (817) 871-3162
Email: miguel.garcia24@fwisd.org
Homepage: http://www.fortworthisd.org/fwas
Notes: The mission of Fort Worth Can Academy is to
provide the highest quality education for all students,
especially those who have struggled in a traditional
high school setting, in order to ensure their economic
independence. Since its founding in 1985, Texans Can
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Fort Worth ISD-Attendance
Control
Fort Worth ISD-Vital Link
Barry Smith
5701 Meadowbrook Drive
Fort Worth , TX 76112-1360
Phone: (817) 492-7940
Fax: (817) 492-7694
Email: barry.smith@fortworthisd.org
Homepage: http://www.fortworthisd.org
Phyllis Snider
100 N. University Dr., NW259
Fort Worth , TX 76107-1360
Phone: (817) 814-2969
Fax: (817) 814-2965
Email: Phyllis.snider@fwisd.org
Homepage: http://www.fortworthisd.org
Notes: The Office of Attendance Control is designed
to encourage all students to graduate from high school
as well as bring together educators, parents,
academicians, businesses, community leaders and
volunteers in support of at risk students. Our primary
program used to address truancy is the
Comprehensive Truancy Initiative Program.
Notes: Groups of students work half-days for a week
in businesses so that they can see how what they are
learning in the classroom is directly related to success
in the workplace.
The goal of the Comprehensive Truancy Initiative
Program is to encourage all students to successfully
complete the requirements for graduation from high
school. FWISD, in collaboration with the Tarrant
County District Attorney’s Office, City of Fort Worth,
Tarrant County Juvenile Probation Department, Lena
Pope Home, and other county and city social service
agencies established this program in January 2000.
Leaving school before graduation limits opportunities
for those who drop out and places a burden on the
community with significant social and economic costs.
We recognize that dropping out of school has many
contributing causes and that a coordinated,
comprehensive strategy involving a variety of proven
approaches will motivate students to stay in school.
The goal of this program is to reduce the number of
dropouts and truants who are enrolled in FWISD or
residing within the City of Fort Worth.
Fort Worth ISD-Youth
Engagement Project
Danna Diaz, PhD
100 N. University Dr, NE 238
Fort Worth , TX 76107
Phone: (817) 814-2930
Fax: (817) 814-2935
Email: danna.diaz@fwisd.org
Homepage: http://www.fortworthisd.org
Notes: The Department of Student Engagement
facilitates initiatives and activities promoting student
leadership skills such as collaborative problem solving,
consensus building, expressing their voices in a
productive manner ensuring positive action and
results. The department also engages with the
community to ensure we create a college-bound
culture. These initiatives include Student Leadership,
United Voice for Change (UV4C), Youth Forum,
Community Action Team (CAT) and
iDream…iLearn…iWin Family Summit.
Fort Worth ISD-Student Support
Services
Elizabeth Espinoza
100 N. University Dr., NE233
Fort Worth , TX 76107
Phone: (817) 814-2810
Fax: (817) 814-2812
Email: Elizabeth.espinoza@fwisd.org
Homepage: http://www.fortworthisd.org
Fort Worth Public Library
Julia Bitterly
500 West 3rd St.
Fort Worth , TX 76102-7305
Phone: (817) 392-7703
Fax: (817) 392-7734
Email: julia.bitterly@fortworthtexas.gov
Homepage: http://www.fortworthlibrary.org
Notes: Student Support Services will address issues
of student achievement through programs and services
that address personal growth and social competence in
a diverse, democratic society. Student Support
Services departments include: Guidance and
Counseling, Prevention Education, Intervention
Services, Fort Worth After School programs, Student
engagement and School Completion, Health Services,
and Family and Community Resources.
Revised 3/9/2016
Notes: Mission Statement: The Fort Worth Public
Library welcomes and supports all people in their
enjoyment of reading and recreational materials, and
their pursuit of learning and information.
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Fortress Youth Development
Center
Email: cburney@girlsinctarrant.org
Homepage: http://www.girlsinctarrant.org
Dani Kocur, Volunteer Coordinator
712 E Stella St
Fort Worth , TX 76104
Phone: (817) 335-1007
Fort Worth Office
Amy Rasor
Volunteer Coordinator
2100 N. Main Street, Suite 214
Fort Worth, TX 76164
Phone: (817) 259-1050, ext. 224
Email: arasor@girlsinctarrant.org
Homepage: http://www.girlsinctarrant.org
Email: danikocur@fortressydc.org
Homepage: http://www.Fortress YDC.org
twitter.com/fortressydc
facebook.com/fortressydc
Notes: Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart and bold!
Notes: Fortress Youth Development Center...igniting a
brighter future for urban youth by engaging them
today and equipping them for tomorrow. We feel called
to bring hope to the lives of at-risk children by
providing resources that will help them break the cycle
of generational poverty. Our programs are designed to
ignite spiritually, engage relationally, and equip
academically.
Junior Achievement
Lisa Cox
6300 Ridglea Pl., Suite 400
Fort Worth , TX 76116
Phone: (817) 731-0838
Fax: (817) 731-0418
Email: lcox@jafortworth.org
Homepage: http://www.jafortworth.org
Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma
Plains, Inc.
Notes: JA is the world’s largest organization
dedicated to empowering young people to own their
future economic success. Through activity-based,
interactive instruction that focuses on
entrepreneurship, financial literacy as well as college
and career readiness, JA ignites the spark in young
people to experience opportunities and meet the
realities of work in a 21st century global marketplace.
Diane Davis
4901 Briarhaven Road
Fort Worth , TX 76109-4499
Phone: (817) 737-7272
Fax: (817) 732-1261
Email: volservicesFW@gs-top.org
Homepage: http://www.gs-top.org
Notes: Mission statement: "Girl Scouting builds girls of
courage, confidence, and character, who make the world
a better place. Celebrating the 100th anniversary in 2012,
Girl Scouts is the preeminent organization dedicated
solely to girls - all girls - where, in an accepting and
nurturing environment, girls build character and skills for
success in the real world. In partnership with committed
adults, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their
lives - like strong values, social conscience and
conviction about their own potential and self-worth." Girls
Scouts is committed to helping today's girls become
tomorrow's leaders for the next 100 years.
Lena Pope Home Inc.
Katherine Niederer
3131 Sanguinet Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 255-2646
Fax: (817) 255-2647
Email: kniederer@lenapopehome.org
Homepage: http://www.lenapopehome.org
Notes: The mission of Lena Pope Home is to help
create hope, happiness and success for children and
families. Impacting over 20,000 individuals a year, we
focus on early intervention and prevention through
counseling and education using evidence-based,
research tested techniques with the children and
families we serve.
Girls Incorporated of Tarrant
County
Administrative Office
Carroll Burney
VP of Marketing and Development
2820 Matlock Rd.
Arlington, TX 76015
Phone: (817) 468-0306
Fax: (817) 557-3008
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Man-Made Mentoring
Email: info@santafeyouth.org
Homepage: http://www.santafeyouth.org
Anthony Johnson
2801 Miller Ave.
Fort Worth , TX 76105
Phone: (817) 536-0567
Fax: (817) 536-5782
Email: info@ourcitylink.com
Homepage: http://www.manmadementoring.com
Notes: Our mission is to provide accessible and
innovative prevention, intervention, and counseling
services to those youth and families most in need. In
addition to providing a number of school based
programs, we accept community referrals to provide
Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to
adolescent females and the Strengthening Families
Program offered at various locations throughout the
community for youth ages 9-16 and their families.
Multicultural Alliance
Dr. Cheryl Kimberling, President
Adena Cytron-Walker, Program Director
500 West 7th St., Suite 1707, Unit 15
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 332-3271
Fax: (817) 332-3272
Email: ckimberling@mcatexas.com
Homepage: http://www.mcatexas.com
Score A Goal in the Classroom
Ernie Horn
819 Penn St.
Fort Worth , TX 76102
Phone: (817) 429-4024
Fax: (817) 882-9393
Email: info@scoreagoal.org
Homepage: http://www.scoreagoalintheclassroom.org
Notes: The Multicultural Alliance mission is to promote
inclusion, diversity and understanding while working to
eliminate bias, bigotry, and oppression in our
community. Camp CommUNITY, one of the MCA
programs, is a 5 day residential diversity leadership
institute designed to educate incoming 11th and 12th
grade high school students in our community of
various backgrounds, beliefs, and experiences.
Notes: Our mission is to encourage and collaborate
with North Texas educational professionals and
community members to help K-12th grade students
build a foundation for success in school and future
endeavors through academic mentorship and incentive
programs that are designed to enhance reading skills,
promote solid citizenship and increase self-esteem.
Tarrant County 4-H
Recovery Resource Council
Cindy Bryant
Phone: (817) 884-1291
Fax: (817) 884-1941
Email: CPBryant@ag.tamu.edu
Cynthia Cuellar
2700 Airport Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76111
Phone: (817) 332-6329
Fax: (817) 332-2828
Email: c.cuellar@recoverycouncil.org
Homepage: http://www.recoverycouncil.org
Cassius McAlister
Phone: (817) 817-884-1291
Fax: (817) 884-1941
Email: cmcalister@ag.tamu.edu
Notes: Created in 1957, Recovery Resource Council
gets proven results by overcoming the stigma of
addiction and promoting health and wellness to
individuals and families of all ages. Their mission is to
reduce drug and alcohol abuse and its stigma by
providing guidance, education and services to children,
adults and families.
Shannon Johnson-Lackey
Phone: 817-884-1291
Fax: (817) 884-1941
Email: sjohnson@ag.tamu.edu
200 Taylor Street, Suite 500
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Homepage: http://agrilife.org/urbantarrant4h/
Santa Fe Adolescent Services Inc.
Notes: The 4-H program provides opportunities for
youth to participate in positive learning experiences
while developing life skills, which enable them to reach
their full potential while growing into responsible
adults.
Virginia Hoft
7524 Mosier View Court #200
Fort Worth , TX 76118
Phone: (817) 492-4673
Fax: (817) 492-8974
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Tarrant County Advocate Program
http://www.tarrantcounty.com/departments/juvenilese
rvices
Belinda Gonzalez Hampton, Regional Director and
Program Director of TCAP North and Arlington
Tomas Alcantar, Director of TCAP South
112 N.W. 24th Street, Suite 118
Fort Worth, TX 76106
Phone: (817) 625-4185
Fax: (817) 625-4187
Email: tcap44@yahoo.com
Homepage: http://www.yapinc.org
Notes: Provides a continuum of services for youth who
have broken the law. Services span the range from
prevention (example: Neighborhood Conference
Committee), immediate interventions (example:
victim-offender mediation), intermediate care
(example: Tarrant County Advocate Program - see
above), residential care (placement into residential
treatment), and after-care (family support).
Tarrant County Challenge, Inc.
Tarrant County Youth
Collaboration
Jennifer Gilley
226 Bailey, Suite 105
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 336-6617
Fax: (817) 336-6642
Email: jen@tcchallenge.org
Homepage: http://www.tcchallenge.org
Tacia Torres
6707 Brentwood Stair Road, Suite 620
Fort Worth , TX 76112
Phone: (817) 496-6099
Fax: (817) 496-6093
Email: taciatorres@tcyc4kids.org
Homepage: http://www.tcyc4kids.org
Notes: A planning and advocacy organization whose
goal is to mobilize Tarrant County resources in
developing programs to prevent, intervene and treat
substance abuse. Because We Care/Prevention
Programming and the Tarrant Youth Recovery Campus
are examples of programs for youth initiated by
Tarrant County Challenge.
Notes: Mission: To unite and mobilize the citizens of
Tarrant County to leverage assets which promote and
protect the positive development of our children and
our youth. TCYC is a coalition of citizens and
organizations seeking to design and implement more
effective strategies to improve the lives of Tarrant
County children and youth.
Tarrant County College-Corporate
Services
The Learning Center of North
Texas
Jim Broussard
5901 Fitzhugh Avenue
Fort Worth , TX 76119
Phone: (817) 515-2581
Fax: (817) 515-2505
Email: james.broussard@tccd.edu
Homepage:
http://www.tccd.edu/campus_nw/corpserv-h.htm
Leslie C. James, Ed.D.
Mallick Tower in West Fort Worth
101 Summit Avenue, Suite 612
Fort Worth , TX 76102
Phone: (817) 336-0808
Fax: (817) 338-4752
Email: l.james@tlcnt.org
Homepage: http://www.tlcnt.org
Notes: Enhancing the economic development of our
region is an important part of Tarrant County College’s
mission; therefore, a specialized unit of the college
was created, TCC Corporate Services, whose role is to
provide customized workforce training.
Brenda Worley, Co-Director of Schools Attuned,
Email: b.worley@tlcnt.org
Bronwyn Rew, website contact
Email: b.rew@tlcnt.org
Notes: The Learning Center of North Texas offers
practical, accessible, and affordable resources to
increase the success of individuals, including those
with learning differences and disabilities. Brenda
Worley, Co-Director of Schools Attuned, can be
reached at b.worley@tlcnt.org. Bronwyn Rew, the
website contact, can be reached at b.rew@tlcnt.org
Tarrant County Juvenile Services
Lyn Willis
2701 Kimbo Road
Fort Worth, TX 76111
Phone: (817) 838-4600
Fax: (817) 838-4646
Email: lcwillis@tarrantcounty.com
Homepage:
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UMOJA
Volunteers of America Texas
Luther Perry
P.O. Box 19090
Fort Worth , TX 76119
Phone: (817) 475-0515
Email: lutherperry@charter.net
Homepage: http://www.umojaftworth.org
Lynn Smith
300 E. Midway Drive
Euless, TX 76039
Phone: (817) 529-7313
Fax: (817) 529-0500
Email: lsmith@voatx.org
Homepage: http://www.voatx.org
Notes: UMOJA-Conducts a behavior modification
program for students of all ages at 11 schools 6 hours
daily. Youth are resourced to UMOJA - not to their
homes. The program includes numerous interventions,
such as home visits, tutoring and mentoring, which are
provided in both group and one-on-one settings.
UMOJA also sponsors a summer camp, as well as an
Notes: Volunteers of America Texas, a faith based
non-profit organization, is committed to serving people
in need, strengthening families, and building
communities, and the organization provides mentoring
and service learning opportunities for high school
youth as well as school and community based youth
prevention and parenting programs for younger
children and their families.
United Community Centers, Inc.
Celia Esparza
1200 E. Maddox
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone: (817) 927-5556
Fax: (817) 924-3992
Email: cesparza@unitedcommunitycenters.org
Homepage: http://www.unitedcommunitycenters.org
Workforce Solutions for
Tarrant County
Tabitha Smith
1320 S. University Drive, Suite 600
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 413-2802
Fax: (817) 222-8290
Email: tabitha.smith@workforcesolutions.net
Homepage: http://www.workforcesolutions.net
Notes: Provides many services for at-risk youth, such
as Awareness Changes Tomorrow (ACT III) for youth
11 - 18 - focuses on leadership, job skills training,
community service, and academics; Kid Café, a
collaboration with the Food Bank to provide hot
evening meals to children 4 - 17 during the school
year; after-school child care for youth 4 - 12 tutoring, family skills, etc.
Notes: Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County
partners with businesses and community groups to
prepare the future workforce and enhance the skills of
the current workforce, including specialized programs
to serve youth. Our goal is simple to Keep Tarrant
County Working! If you are a youth ages 17-21 and
you would like assistance entering into a successful
career path, please visit our website to find the
workforce center near you or call 817-413-4400.
Volunteer Center of North Texas
Serving Tarrant County
Millicent Boykin
4137 Stadium Dr.
Fort Worth , TX 76133
Phone: (817) 927-7172
Fax: (817) 927-3280
Email: mboykin@vcnt.org
Homepage: http://www.vcnt.org
Notes: The Volunteer Center offers a variety of
programs and services to meet the needs of volunteers
and the nonprofit agencies that need their help. Youth
Volunteer Corps of North Texas, a program of the
Volunteer Center, engages middle and high school
students in service-learning experiences in their
community.
Revised 3/9/2016
For more information contact:
Cynthia Fisher Miller
Senior Director of Workforce and Education
817-338-3360
cmiller@fortworthchamber.com
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