The Relatives

The Relatives

Individual and Family Services

Charlotte, North Carolina 950 followers

Keeps kids safe and prepares youth & young adults to be healthy, productive, engaged members of the community.

About us

The Relatives is a system of resources that helps youth and young adults find safety, stability, and pathways to independence. Our Services: Youth Crisis Center: 24-hour facility that keeps kids safe and families together by providing respite care for runaway or homeless youth ages 7-17 for up to 21 days. On Ramp Resource Center: Empowers teens and young adults 16-24 through case management and structured support focusing on employment, education, housing, community life skills, and health and safety. Housing: Transitional living home for young men aging out of foster care and scattered site housing options for young adults experiencing homelessness.

Website
http://www.therelatives.org
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Charlotte, North Carolina
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1974
Specialties
Runaway and homeless youth, case management, respite care, housing, employment, education, health and safety, community life skills, and transitional living

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Employees at The Relatives

Updates

  • We aim to be a Relative to the vulnerable youth and young adults in our community, by enabling them to achieve independence through comprehensive services tailored to their individualized needs, in a space where they feel loved, supported and accepted as their authentic selves. - #BEARELATIVE

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  • The National Network for Youth’s annual National Summit on Youth Homelessness and Hil Day is happening on February 27-28, 2025 in Washington, D.C.—and virtually! This event will bring together service providers, youth advocates, school districts, policymakers, and other passionate individuals. Highlights include: ● Meeting directly with legislators on Day 1 for Hill Day. ● Breakout sessions on youth partnerships, housing, education, and innovative solutions. ● Opportunities to learn from NN4Y’s National Youth Advisory Council and other youth with lived experience of homelessness. With a new Congress and Administration in place, it’s more important than ever to educate our federal policymakers about youth homelessness. We need your voice in this fight! Register now to join us in February and help ensure that youth homelessness remains a priority for our new leaders in Washington. General Registration is now open, with a group discount for four members from the same organization.

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  • Strike a Match for Jennifer Light a Beacon of Hope for Jennifer and every child who seeks relief in place of despair. 💫 Strike a Match for Kelly Light a Beacon of Hope for Kelly and every young person who needs acceptance in place of rejection. 🌟 Strike a Match for Jacob Light a Beacon of Hope for Jacob and every young adult who looks for empowerment in place of helplessness. 🔥 Let’s come together to light the way for those who need it most. Your support can make all the difference. 💙 #BeaconOfHope #Empowerment #MakeADifference #SupportTheYouth

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  • Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful Thanksgiving! May your home be filled with warmth and joy as you gather together to celebrate this special occasion. May the blessings of happiness and peace surround you all throughout this holiday season. Enjoy the feast and the time spent with family and friends!

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  • This November, we’re proud to support Youth Homelessness, Outreach, Prevention, and Education (HOPE) Month, a public awareness campaign designed to raise awareness of the issues facing young people who have run away, are experiencing homelessness or at risk of other adverse outcomes. Let’s show young people they are not alone and there are resources available nationwide.

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