Whether you are a family searching for youth mentoring and/or caregiver counseling, a volunteer interested in giving their time, or a donor interested in making an investment in reliable youth services for the children of inmates in the United States, we would love to speak to you today.
support@enaifoundation.org
(713) 364-6334
245 Hope Street, Unity City
We serve youth ages 10 to 25 who have been affected by parental incarceration. We do not require legal documents, background checks, or complex paperwork. Getting started takes just a short intake conversation so our team can pair your child with a supportive mentor matched to their personality and goals.
Absolutely. Reuniting after a parent’s time in prison is rarely simple. At the Enai Foundation, we work with parents and children individually before guiding joint sessions, ensuring the reunification process happens at a healthy, comfortable pace for everyone involved.
Absolutely. Grandparents and other family members that take responsibility for the child are among those least recognized in this circumstance. The Enai Foundation’s family/caregiver counseling program provides special attention to grandparents, aunts, uncles and older siblings caring for children of incarcerated parents throughout the U.S.
Never. At the Enai Foundation, we build safe spaces free from judgment. Our team of mentors and counselors focuses on empowering children as individuals, ensuring they are never defined or labeled by their family’s circumstances.
There are various options for participation. If you want to become a youth mentor, volunteer at one of our events, or just let people know about our trusted youth support programs for children of incarcerated parents in the United States, you can apply to do so! Use the contact form above to complete and we’ll help you down the right path.
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