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Supporting, Educating, Empowering, and Developing Socially responsible Community Leaders. 

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Encourage Future SEEDS 

Amore Transitional Group Impact

Over 300 foster youth with our SEEDS-Certified Life Skills classes.

Our Annual Fundraiser CHANGING FACES, CHANGING LIVES Fashion Show.

The Play, EXPOSED: Sitting in the Blood of Generational Consequences from 2012-2022.

WHO WE ARE

Amoré Transitional Group (ATG) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is IRS-approved and based in the community, whose mission is to empower young women in foster care through education, skill building, and self-empowerment. Founded in August 2009, ATG has been dedicated to improving the lives of foster care youth, providing them with the resources and support to grow and reach their full potential. ATG provides access to resources such as mentorship, life skills and career training, and educational support. In addition, ATG offers a variety of programs to foster care youth, such as college preparation courses, financial literacy courses, and leadership and self-advocacy workshops. ATG also provides mental health and trauma-informed care, as well as crisis intervention and support services. ATG encourages young women to take control of their lives and to become active participants in their communities. Through its programs, ATG has made a positive impact in the lives of hundreds of foster care youth and continues to strive to empower and support them.

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OUR MISSION

To improve outcome of  (16-21) years-old foster care at-risk youth in and exiting the system with cosmetology trade school education, training, skills, and entrepreneurial business development and supportive services to assist them in becoming self-sufficient, productive, and contributing members of society.

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OUR NETWORK

Our programs are designed to address the ongoing gaps and barriers faced by foster children in Georgia and Texas.

SEEDS

PROGRAM

To gain education and skills, join our SEEDS Program.

VOLUNTEER

Support our nonprofit by volunteering today.

DONATION

Foster children benefit from your donation as they gain skills and education.

SPONSORS

Become a partner and help us engage foster children with our SEEDS program.

SUPPORT

100% of ALL BOOK SALES ARE PLANTED INTO THE S.E.E.D.S. PROGRAM.

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OUR PARTNERS & SPONSORS

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TARGET POPULATION

ATG focuses on fostering, at-risk, and underprivileged young women between the ages of 16 and 23. Most of the young women ATG works with are low-income, pursuing their GED or high school diploma, and have little to no family in the area. .

 

Girls between the ages of 15 and 18 who are residing in or leaving foster care, the juvenile justice system, or transitional housing will be sought out by ATG for the SEEDS program. During the course of the project, ATG will offer a minimum of 100 girls training in entrepreneurship, life skills, education, and other areas.


The company provides services to the 12 counties of Wise, Parker, Tarrant, Johnson, Denton, Collin, Dallas, Ellis, Rockwall, Kaufman, Hunt, and Delta that make up the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Programs like ATG are a tremendous resource for the community because there are roughly 391,000 children in foster care each year, with slightly less than half of them being female.

DID YOU KNOW?

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Main reasons for removing a child from their birth family home.

The most common reasons for removing a child are:

Neglect

This can be best described as the persistent failure to meet the child's basic physical and psychological needs. As well as a lack of food, water and shelter, neglect might also be medical, emotional or educational.

Abandonment

Leaving the child to fend for themselves for excessive durations or leaving the child permanently.

Abuse

Domestic abuse can take many forms, including physical (violence and bullying behavior) and emotional or sexual abuse. In some cases, it can be a combination of these, or it might be that the child repeatedly witnessing abuse in the family home is deemed to put them at risk of harm.

Loss of parent(s)

The sudden loss of the parents due to serious illness or death can result in a child being taken into care until alternative arrangements, e.g. kinship care, can be made.

Incarceration

In much the same way as the sudden loss of parents to illness or death, a child can be taken into care if the parents go to prison.

CONTACT

Contact

For any inquiries, please call or email us

 

Phone

1-888-703-1842

 

Email

info@amoretransitional.org

 

Location

AMORE: TEXAS​

1910 Pacific Ave Suite 2010

Dallas, TX 75201

AMORE: GEORGIA

1700 Northside Drive #1731

Atlanta, GA 30318

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