What we're built to address, and support for youth and families outside our program walls.
These are the challenges MKV's programs are designed around.
Youth violence prevention and positive alternatives to conflict.
Truancy and school engagement, so teens stay connected to their education.
Fighting and conflict management — real skills for de-escalating and resolving disputes.
Auto theft and other high-risk behaviors that can derail a teen's future.
The lack of positive after-school and community activities for teens.
Limited exposure to career pathways and job-readiness skills.
The need for safe spaces and supportive adult relationships.
We're developing a youth and family survey to learn more about needs, concerns, preferred locations, and the kind of programming families would value most. If you'd like to weigh in before it's live, reach out through the Contact page.
Categories we point families toward — add your organization's real links and documents here.
Tutoring schedules, homework help hours, and study resources.
Guidance on scholarships, financial aid, and family assistance programs.
Local counseling, crisis, and safe-space resources for youth and families.
Referrals to local food pantries, housing assistance, and emergency support services.
Connections to low-cost clinics, mental health services, and insurance enrollment help.
Job boards, internship listings, and application support for teens entering the workforce.
This section is a placeholder. Replace it with real, verified links and phone numbers for your local partner organizations before publishing — especially anything related to safety or crisis support.
No — resources listed here are free referrals. Some partner organizations may have their own eligibility requirements.
No — these resources are open to any Milwaukee youth or family, whether or not you're part of a Mama K's Village program.
Reach out through the Contact page and let us know what kind of support you're looking for.