
Our Programs
The purpose of our programs is to offer the disadvantaged, underemployed and at-risk youth and families in our community resources that promote self-sufficiency and bridge the "digital divide".

REACHING YOUR HIGHEST POTENTIAL
REED Program
REED stands for Reach, Educate, and Empower to Disrupt.
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REED is an intervention program designed to empower people to reach their highest potential.​
REED is for Indianapolis residents aged 18-45 who reside in the following zip codes: 46201, 46205, 46218, 46219, 46226, 46229, 46235, and 46236
The REED program provides free transportation, mental health support, family assistance, job readiness training, parenting education, and much more.
EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION
Training Youth for Success
Training Youth for Success (TYFS) was developed as an employment training (job ready) program for youth ages 14-17 that has been in existence since 2004, which has sustained for over almost 20 years in 2023.
Targeted youth are unemployed or never been employed, and youth who may experienced problems maintaining a job or who cannot obtain employment for lack of basic job skills and professional training.
TYFS provides valuable employability skills and employment training that will assist youth in obtaining gainful employment and job retention when they enter the workforce.
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MICRO TRANSIT PILOT PROJECT
Driven 2 Success
As a program provider of the community, we understand that residents are in need of reliable transportation to major job sites, access to transportation, grocery stores and food pantries, child care and schools and medical facilities on the Far Eastside and Eastside of Indianapolis.
The Driven 2 Success pilot is intended to provide that much needed transportation option!
PROMOTING YOUTH ENGAGEMENT
Youth Council
Pathway's Youth Council provides an opportunity for youth engagement in the community. Youth Council members will learn professional skills, business skills, and leadership skills.
Youth gain experience in planning and implementing events, activities, and programs hosted by Pathway. They obtain valuable working experience to add to their resumes, and they advocate for other youths in the community.
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Gain free admission to Pathway Events
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Meals provided at meetings, programs, and events
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Transportation provided
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Financial stipend for successful completion of full Youth Council year
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Monthly meetings

RESPECT FOR SELF & OTHERS
Too Good for Drugs & Violence
This engaging, evidence-based program equips young people with the skills to make healthy choices, resist peer pressure, and develop positive relationships—promoting a future free from substance abuse and violence.
Topics of Discussion:
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Healthy Teen Dating
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Conflict & Anger Management
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Social Media Awareness
Things to Know:
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Only 25 Spots Available!
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$50 Stipend Upon Completion
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This is an Evidence-Based Program
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Date: Every Thursday (Virtual), April 10th, 2025 to May 15th, 2025
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Time: 6:30pm - 8pm


SUPPORTING THOSE IN CRISIS
Mental Health First Aid Training
Join us for a FREE interactive workshop designed to equip you with the skills to respond to mental health challenges in your community.
What You'll Learn:
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How to identify signs of mental health challenges
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Effective strategies to provide initial help
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Where to guide individuals for professional support
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Who should attend? Community members, educators, first responders, faith leaders, caregivers, etc.
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$50 Gift Card + Certificate upon completion!
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Free Food!
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Limited Spots Available!
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Dates and Times:
Thursday, March 20th, 2025 - 5pm to 7pm
Saturday, March 22nd, 2025 - 10am - 1pm
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Location: Pathway Resource Center, 10119 John Marshall Drive Indianapolis, IN 46235