When Legacy Multiplies
When a young man commits to Youth-Reach, something deeper than a program begins. He becomes a son—and that commitment is lifelong. Simon Billiot was one of those sons.
Back to School at Youth-Reach Houston
The boys at Youth-Reach Houston are back to school and starting strong! From academics and music to personal growth and preparation for graduation, our students are making the most of a new school year. Join us in praying for our students, teachers and staff as they pursue their goals and make this their best school year yet.
Completing vs. Quitting
Life is full of twists and turns, and many seasons tend to lead us to vital crossroads. The boys who enter our home face crossroads like this from the start, and each day brings a choice: persevere and complete their time with us or quit when things get hard.
Boys Should Be Boys
At Youth-Reach, we believe boys are not meant to be tamed but guided, challenged and equipped to become men of character, resilience and faith.
The Annual Camping Trip Extravaganza
Set against the rugged beauty of the Texas Hill Country, our annual camping trip gave the boys an opportunity to step out of their comfort zones and make lasting memories.
Lasting Memories
At Youth-Reach Houston, life-changing moments—from birthday affirmations to first-time experiences—help young men replace painful memories with lasting reminders that they are deeply loved and valued.
They Come & They Go
Saying goodbye is never easy, but seeing Rony leave Youth-Reach transformed is a reminder that your investment in his life truly mattered.
Fulfilling a Wish
We’ve been able to give the boys several memorable outings this year thanks to your generosity and their hard-earned efforts.
Brody’s Next Steps
Over a year ago, we brought you the story of Brody, who entered Youth-Reach from a string of placements since being adopted from China at age three. Here are the latest updates on his progress.
The Why Behind the What
Boys at Youth-Reach work through things like leadership, commitment, identity and healing from past trauma and hurt. While it would be efficient in the short term to simply teach the boys how to do these things, what matters even more is teaching them why it is important to do so.