Our Mission
Our mission is to strengthen youth and families through evidence-based programs that prevent substance abuse, promote healthy behaviors, and maximize student success.
Youth First exists to strengthen and transform the lives of young people and their families. Youth First Social Workers provide specialized mentoring and caring support to students in partnering schools, readily available to assess and address students, family and school needs. Youth First prevention programs give kids the readiness, resiliency, and relationship skills needed to face life’s challenges.
Youth First in
Daviess County
To book a speaker, support, donate, volunteer, or advocate for Youth First in Daviess County, contact Janay Sharp, Regional Development Officer.
Find out more about Youth First Social Workers available in Daviess County
City of Boonville Awards $50,000 to Youth First
All Posts, Counties, News Release, Youth First BlogYouth First is celebrating the City of Boonville for investing in Warrick County youth. The city recently awarded $50,000 to Youth First, Inc. to strengthen the mental health and well-being of students in Youth First partner schools Loge Elementary and Oakdale Elementary in Boonville, IN. This significant gift, approved from opioid settlement funds, will enable […]
Kids and Adults Benefit from Spending Time Outdoors
All Posts, Counties, Youth First BlogBy Maggie Robertson, MSW – May 28, 2025 – Summer is here! The days are warmer, longer, and for most kids, a little more carefree. And to the delight of many parents/guardians, kids have more opportunities to be outside. It is hard to think of anything better for your mind and body than spending time […]
Should Your Kids Have a Summer Routine?
All Posts, Counties, Youth First BlogBy Staci Chambers, MSW, LSW – May 22, 2025 – “Schools out for summer!” This is potentially one of the most controversial statements of all time – for some, cheers, for others, tears. Summer has the longest and warmest days of the year for kids to enjoy, with a break from structured routines. What could […]