Watch the first short film made by the P.L.S.M. Youth Program. The Power, Love, and Sound Mind Youth Program diverts young men from the school-to-prison pipeline and guides them to success through mentorship, group sessions, community service, and group activities like filmmaking, among other experiences geared to motivate and inspire. It is well recognized that urban youth are disengaged from education due to a lack of resources, high crime rates, and a lack of positive male influence as a result of mass incarceration. As a result, young males with low literacy skills are far more likely to be incarcerated or victims of gun violence. The P.L.S.M. Youth Program aims to give male role models, develop career interests and abilities, and educate our young men about their culture, history, and opportunities for success.   "Future Prospects" follows three young men determined to achieve greatness.
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PARTNER WITH US IN MINISTRY

We invite you to prayerfully partner with us in ministry in whatever way that God lays it on your heart. Some ways you can get involved are:
  • Make a monthly gift. Every donation, whether $5 or $500, goes toward covering the costs of meals, activities, and transportation.
  • Be a mentor. Be the solution to bridging the age divide, as well as changing a story and destiny.
  • Spread the word! Make it your aim every day to raise awareness about the mission of diverting youth from the school-to-prison pipeline. Your referral could save a life.

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BE A MENTOR

We appreciate your interest in becoming a mentor. The information in this application will help us to match you with a young brother and will be kept confidential.




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Spiritual Information
If you agree to become a mentor, you will be asked to agree to the following basic requirements:

• To serve as a Mentor, you will be asked to make a minimum commitment of one year with openness to continue in the relationship on a long-term basis.

• To attend Fruit That Won’t Spoil discipleship training before you will be considered for a one-on-one match with a young brother.

• To maintain weekly contact with your young brother either in person or by phone.

• To be dedicated and dependable in trying to assist your young brother to achieve success in their spiritual, educational and emotional development.

• To base your relationship on respect for the young brother and his family.

• To maintain monthly phone contact with a mentor supervisor at Bunk 57 Ministries.

• To complete one community service project with your young brother every year.

Bunk 57 Ministries reserves the right to accept or decline volunteers based on the information gathered. For reasons of conKdentiality Bunk 57 Ministries will not share this information or reasons of denial with any applicant.

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