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MADEA receives donations for purchases made through links on this website.
MADEA receives donations for purchases made through links on this website.
MADEA receives donations for purchases made through links on this website.
Moms And Dads Ending Abuse
M.A.D.E.A.
501c3 Nonprofit
Program/Service
Guidelines
Providing Children With Tools For Survival
General Information
Shaping the Leaders of Tomorrow
Since 2016, we have contributed to the healing, development, and nurturing of children in the greater Dallas - Fort Worth Metropolitan area.
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Individual
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Family
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Group
Counseling
Work Shops
Work Shops
Building a Better Future
MADEA empowers youth in the greater Dallas - Fort Worth Metropolitan area to reach their fullest potential through a wide range of workshops tailored to a specific age group, need, or subject matter.
Program Type: Work Shop
Program Opportunity Number: WS-MIE-21-001
Program Opportunity Title: FY21 MADEA At-Risk Youth Mindset Is Everything Work Shop (MIEWS)
Expected Number of Applicants: 20
Eligibility
Children ages 10-18 (at the time of registration) who have been placed in foster care, or who receive government assistance such as TANF, Food Stamps, Medicaid, or public housing. As well as who live in disadvantaged communities that are exposed more to poverty, abuse, sexual and criminal behavior.
Afterschool Program
Making a Difference One Child, One Family, One Community at a Time
Our Afterschool Program is designed to provide youngsters with a safe, fun, and educational place to hang out after school between 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm.
Program Type: Afterschool Program
Program Opportunity Number: AP-MIE-21-003
Program Opportunity Title: FY21 MADEA At-Risk Youth Mindset Is Everything Afterschool Program (MIEAP)Expected Number of Applicants: 60
Eligibility
Children ages 10-18 (at the time of registration) who have been placed in foster care, or who receive government assistance such as TANF, Food Stamps, Medicaid, Public Housing, Free or Reduced Lunch. As well as who live in disadvantaged communities that are exposed more to poverty, abuse, sexual and criminal behavior.
Afterschool
Summer Camp
MINDSET IS EVERYTHING
Family and Community Violence Prevention
Program Type: Summer Camp
Program Opportunity Number: SC-MIE-21-002
Program Opportunity Title: FY21 MADEA At-Risk Youth Mindset Is Everything Summer Camp (MIESC)Expected Number of Applicants: 75
Eligibility
Children ages 12-18 (at the time of registration) who have been placed in foster care, or who receive government assistance such as TANF, Food Stamps, Medicaid, or public housing. As well as who live in disadvantaged communities that are exposed more to poverty, abuse, sexual and criminal behavior.
Call Ms. Marsh
469-231-6362