More than 82,000 lives transformed since 1986.
Years of work with young people, parents, workers, and community organizations. A history that began with The Center for Urban Missions and continues through MEGA today.
Help Carry It ForwardEducation, work, and family life.
Youth development
STARS programs connected after-school learning, summer enrichment, technology, creative arts, and leadership opportunities.
Workforce development
RAMP connected practical technical training with work experience and employment opportunities.
Family support
Parenting support and mentoring helped families find guidance, encouragement, and community connections.
A documented chapter in our history
886 children and parents
The 2002 New City Center case study reported this STARS reach over the preceding five years. Its records describe tutoring, summer learning, youth job preparation, and technical workforce training.
Historical program results, reported in 2002.
Explore the TCUM LegacyThe next chapter: Pathways to Peace
The approved DeKalb pilot brings MEGA’s commitment into a 12-week school program, with approximately 150 planned participants across five schools. Student learning and participation will inform its evaluation.
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