Transforming the lives of
young men aging out of foster care 
​in Northwest Arkansas

There is a support gap that has been ignored for far too long. Young men aging out of foster care are without a support system and have been left to founder in our communities.

Micah's House provides hope to young men in Northwest Arkansas, preparing them for independent living and service in their communities. 

JUSTICE

We define justice as "setting things right"
and we believe this is a way
that we can help curb systemic crime, homelessness, and poverty
​in our neighborhoods.
By making investments in these
​young men who are at high risk
for becoming another statistic,
we can affect substantive
change in our community.

MERCY

We believe it is time to stop laying
blame and get to work. We take for granted the life skills that our
families, schools, and communities
​of faith have taught us. Imagine how great our struggle would
be if not for those willing to ​instill in us certain abilities and values?
We are blessed and therefore must,
​in turn, bless others. ​

HUMILITY

The​re's a misconception that our
young people "have it easier" or
"don't have to work as hard."
These ideas and attitudes, among many others, are the failings of our society 
to recognize that all of us are contributors to the systemic problems that plague our communities. ​
​But the amazing thing is:
We are also the solution!