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Helping At-Risk Youth

Serving abused, neglected, and at-risk youth, as well as their families, by providing for their physical, social, emotional, spiritual, and educational needs.

What We Do
Mardi Gras Ball: UPDATE

Update

My Friend’s House began its work on behalf of at-risk youth in 1982. As a nonprofit community-based organization we have sought to meet the service/support needs of the youth of our Williamson County communities and referrals from Middle Tennessee.

Our Mission

Our mission is to serve neglected, abused, or at-risk boys, ages 12-18, in State custody by offering a home-like environment with a balance of safety, structure, encouragement, care and expectations. Our mission continues in advocating for each resident that they be given the opportunity to recover from the adverse situation and become successful young adults.

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Our Program

My Friend’s House is a group-care facility offering temporary, short-term residential support for typically eight at-risk male youth ages 12-18.

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Testimonial

What I like about My Friend’s House is that staff cooks and takes care of me. I like when groups come to spend time and play games with us. This is the best group home ever.

-Zeke, 12

My parents have told me that they see a change in me, that I have accomplished with the help of My Friend’s House over the past seven months.

-Ethan, 16

We talked about why it was right to own up to our mistakes and how in doing that, you grow into a man. I learned a lot spiritually and a lot clicked with my life situation. I’m very thankful for Mr. Kiley and the opportunity to be at My Friend’s House.

-Bryce, 17

Mardi Gras Ball

Mardi Gras Ball & Krewe Party jointly are our biggest fundraisers of the year and we are grateful for all that attended participated or contributed toward the event every year!

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