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ABOUT US

When our youth and families thrive, our entire community flourishes. 

The success of our young people is not just their own – it’s a shared victory. A strong youth system empowers individuals to build fulfilling lives, contribute to the workforce, and become positive forces in their neighborhoods. This creates a ripple effect, fostering a more vibrant, stable, and hopeful community for everyone.

We are dedicated to investing in our youth and families because we know their well- being is inextricably linked to our collective future. By supporting young people today, we’re building a stronger, brighter tomorrow for all.

OUR VALUES

1

YOUTH
VOICE.

We believe that our clients possess the solutions to the challenges they face, and it is our role to provide them with tools, experiences, and support that help them achieve their positive goals.

2

FAMILIES
MATTER.

We recognize that working with youth includes making every effort to also engage and support their families, as strengthening families contribute to building
strong and healthy communities.

3

ALWAYS
IMPROVE.

We are committed to delivering
services that improve relationships between youth and
families, offering access to experiences that teach new skills and provide opportunities for growth.

2023

SBY Strategic Plan.

Our History

1974

The Washington Streetwork Project is founded by Deborah Shore, offering

support to homeless youth in Washington, D.C.

1976

Following the tragic loss of their daughter Sasha, Evangeline Bruce donates funds to establish a the Bruce House shelter in her memory. The organization is renamed Sasha Bruce Youthwork.

1988

Olaiya’s Cradle is established, marking a national milestone as one of the first group homes specifically for pregnant and parenting youth.

1990s

Sasha Bruce Youthwork expands its outreach work to address the growing needs of youth impacted by the AIDS epidemic and those disconnected from the traditional support system.

2000s

Recognizing the importance of prevention, Sasha Bruce Youthwork strategically shifts to offering more community services focused on preventing youth homelessness and preserving families.

2012

The Barracks Row Drop-In Center was founded, expanding its services to include immediate-needs support, such as meals and showers, for homeless youth.

2013

Promise Place opens in Prince George’s County, signifying a strategic expansion to serve a broader community.

2021

Thrive House opens, introducing an innovative model for transitional housing and rapid rehousing.

2023

Sasha Bruce Youthwork is recognized as a leader in homelessness prevention by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The organization begins leading youth homelessness prevention efforts in Prince George’s County, including the launch of the Resilience Project, a Direct Cash Transfer program.

Leadership

Our Team & Staff

Meet the people that make Youth works, work.

Financials

Sasha Bruce is committed to ensuring the effective use of its financial resources. Through our 45 years of service, we have established a strong governance structure, fiscal controls, and accountability procedures to prevent fraud and waste.

2021-2022

Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Audited Financial Statements

Fiscal Year 2021 Form 990

2020 - 2024 Strategic Plan

Sasha Bruce Annual Report

Opening Spotlight!

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Careers

Case Manager

Will report to the Program Manager of the program. They will provide support to clients and work with relevant staff to assess and identify needs and appropriate services to ensure the success of the program.

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