The Central Focus of the organization is its Seven-Point Youth Anti-Violence Initiative.  Modeled after a successful clergy-police Collaboration in Boston, the initiative has these fundamental objectives:

1.       Connecting Services to Youth and Families- helping congregations and service providers more efficiently dispense their services, facilitating networking among them, encouraging collaboration on projects and integrating the church into community efforts.

2.       Removing the Fear factor- breaking down the barriers to understanding, which exist between youth and adults by creating opportunities for open dialogue.

3.       Collaboration with the Criminal Justice System- fostering efforts to improve the justice that is meted out to youth by supporting a balanced mediation process and acting as youth advocates.

4.       Strengthening the Value System of Youth- having the faith community jointly develop curriculum that is geared toward changing negative behavior and facilitating values training.

5.       Youth Spiritual Development- facilitating opportunities for mediation and spiritual reflection by holding retreats for at-risk youth with adult mentors.

6.       Grief and Counseling Support- offering the benefits derived from combining professional and using an emergency response team to comfort victims of crime, right at the time of death.

7.       Stabilization, Independence and Productivity- promoting opportunities for jobs, youth leadership development and educational programs in order to foster productivity and holistic development of youth.