Lifeline Youth & Family Services is a private non-profit organization based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, that focuses on providing counseling, mentoring, and support services to at-risk youth and families. Founded in 1969, the organization has grown to operate more than 100 programs across the state of Indiana, with additional locations in Kentucky and Ohio. Lifeline’s services are designed to address a wide range of challenges facing young people, including behavioral and emotional issues, academic struggles, and difficulties with relationships. Their programs include individual and family counseling, mentoring, after-school programs, and residential treatment. They also offer crisis intervention services and support for those involved in the juvenile justice system. The organization is committed to evidence-based practices and employs licensed professionals with expertise in areas such as social work, counseling, and psychology. They work closely with schools, courts, and other community organizations to provide a comprehensive network of care for the children and families they serve. Lifeline’s mission is to help young people develop the skills and support systems they need to succeed in life, with a particular emphasis on building resilience, improving social and emotional well-being, and reducing the risk of involvement in the juvenile justice system. Their services are available to families regardless of their ability to pay.