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Youth and young adults, ages 13–24
Saturday sessions and mentoring that help young people discover their gifts and find their path.
Young people ask “What’s in my hands?”, explore careers in the trades, college and entrepreneurship, build confidence, learn healthy relationships and money basics, and connect faith with calling, alongside caring volunteer mentors.
Children, youth and families
A creative weekend of music, writing, design, and African art and culture, themed “Created to Testify.”
Families make music, write songs and stories, design and create art together, then share it at a joyful family showcase that celebrates gratitude and God’s goodness.
Couples, families and church leaders
A digital toolkit and training to help families notice early warning signs and find help sooner.
Couples learn to recognize early signs of strain, church leaders learn to respond with care, and families are connected to qualified counselors and specialists. TCNi provides support and referral, not therapy.
Neighbors in Buffalo and Erie County
A mobile market bus bringing fresh, affordable food to neighborhoods far from grocery stores.
Each stop, at senior housing, churches and community centers, also offers resource navigation, wellness information and connection to TCNi programs.
Families and young professionals
Practical financial education, planning and support, in partnership with a licensed CPA.
Families learn to budget, save and plan for future generations, because financial stability strengthens marriages, families and communities.
The whole community
Testimony gatherings, learning support, parent engagement and wellness activities.
Learning-support partnerships with schools and churches, parent engagement, and wellness activities such as community walks and family activity days.
All youth activities follow TCNi's safeguarding policy, including screened volunteers, two-adult supervision and parental consent.
