New Pathways Welcomes Four New Members to its Board of Directors
New Pathways for Youth (NPFY) is proud to announce the addition of four new members to its Board of Directors. Richard Chazal, Kelly Geary, Jay Twitchell, and Nicholas Velasquez will …
Diversity Month: Celebrating Our Differences
At New Pathways for Youth, we believe that celebrating diversity is key to creating a more inclusive and tolerant society. Celebrating Diversity Month was initiated in April of 2004 to …
March Basketball – NPFY Style
While our youth are putting in lots of serious work at our workshops and goal planning sessions, we also like to create opportunities for our teens to let loose and …
Stories of Transformation Breakfast 2023
Last week, New Pathways for Youth (NPFY) held its annual Stories of Transformation Breakfast that left everyone in attendance inspired from the youth’s stories of change and resilience. Arizona Mayor, …
Raising Awarenss for Teen Dating Violence in February
February is recognized as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM) in the United States. This month aims to raise awareness about the issue of teen dating violence and promote healthy …
Black History Month
Black History Month is observed for the month of February every year. People celebrate Black History Month and throughout the year to reflect on more than 400 years of history …
February Outing Ideas
Volunteer With Us! NPFY is hosting another fun outing through the act of volunteerism, We are going to the Humane Society at South Mountain on February 11th at 10 am. …
Karen’s Blog: Storming the Halls of Congress for Kids
By Dr. Karen D. Johnson Last week I had the privilege of attending the MENTOR National Mentoring Summit in Washington, DC. Approximately 1,500 representatives of over 500 mentoring organizations from …
National Mentoring Month
Each January, we come together as a community to recognize the importance mentorship plays in igniting passions and turning dreams into reality with National Mentoring Month. At New Pathways for …
He’s All Caught up
Written by Marcelino De La Rosa Growing up was a struggle of its own. I grew up with one parent, for the most part, my father. But even then, he …