Trauma classes are essential when addressing some things we hold on to; they make life a little easier.
We are still on a healing journey and building men one at a time.
It's a joy to partner with organizations like Connections to Success, as we have a like-minded vision to see change in the community.
We mentor and support individuals that are trying to live a positive life and re-connect in society.
We are always thankful to come together during the holidays, we love to invite the community to fellowship as well.
We are going into the new year focused.
After years of mentorship, Joe received his apartment and he is doing great.
This man and his daughter can grow closer by sharing honest conversations and creating moments that celebrate their love and respect for each other. We break barriers that keep this from happening at LMM.
We are so grateful to have a meal and fellowship every Saturday, 10:00 am- 12:00 pm. This would not be possible without the help of those who support us.
We are breaking barriers one person at a time.
We love giving young men something positive to do to help eliminate negative impacts in the community so we continue to serve every Tuesday night.
We work closely with organizations to continuously give each individual we serve a hand up.
We have been blessed to launch miracle meetings inside the transitional center of Kansas City for formerly incarcerated individuals. We hope to prepare these men for success in society.
Connections to success have been a pipeline not only for me, but also for many of the men we serve. I am so honored to have received a tribute award, and it's all dedicated to the work I do.
We have dedicated Saturday to helping men grow and develop like never before.
We are all about unity.
Spider-Man spent time with us for Christmas.
We celebrate the men who come through the program to grow and learn how to be productive citizens, this takes time.
None of this is possible without support from family, friends, and a team of like-minded Leaders. I am so grateful to have received a tribute from Connections to Success who taught me so much when I was down and out. Now we are partners.
Teaching guys how to shop is the beginning of self-accountability.
Racism and injustice is where division begins so we have bridged the gap with organizations like Khy's Corner and More 2 because we see they are committed to transforming communities where we need to see diversity and unity no matter what.
We take the initiative to get involved with community partners.
Staying connected with churches in our community is what we do.
There is nothing like taking time out in our community to let people know exactly what Lean on Me Ministries does.
We have been giving the opportunity to rebuild a greenhouse that would allow students to use their hands in real time.
We believe praying in the community with random people will show that we care about positively impacting our city.
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