Of the homeless youth population, After8toEducate is tackling the most vulnerable population of unsheltered high school students.
After8toEducate recognizes each unsheltered youth as a whole individual with the potential to overcome all aspects of homelessness, not just one.
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Fannie C. Harris Youth Center

After8toEducate recognizes each unsheltered youth as a whole individual with the potential to overcome all aspects of homelessness, not just one. Fannie C. Harris Youth Center will house both a Drop-In Center and Residential Services.

Services

 

  1. 4,000+ homeless students in DISD schools are in need of basic shelter and support
  2. 40% of all youth experiencing homelessness are LGBTQ
  3. 1 in 30 adolescents aged 13-17 experience unaccompanied homelessness over the course of a year

NEWS

  • International Youth Day – August 12th, 2023

    Come celebrate International Youth Day with us at the Fannie C. Harris Youth Center! Donations are always appreciated. Please scan the QR code for more information. Links to volunteer and/or register. Volunteer https://bit.ly/a8-signup Registration https://bit.ly/After8-IYD2023

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  • Fox4 Feature – New Youth shelter in South Dallas opens its doors to homeless students

    DALLAS – The first of its kind youth homeless [...]

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  • After8toEducate Receives $150,000 Grant Award from AT&T

    Dallas-based AT&T is donating $300,000 in support [...]

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