Life-changing Resources For Under-served Youth, Families and Communities.

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Shaping Boys Into Men - Whose Job Is It?

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Our participants learn meaningful life-changing skills which they may put to use...Immediately!

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Our Mission

Reduce crime and gun-related violence in inner-city neighborhoods by introducing troubled youth and families to Information Technology Training, Entrepreneurship and Mentorship interactions.

100% Self-Sufficiency

The Family Enrichment Through Computing and Hope, Inc. (The F.E.T.C.H. Program) embarks on a new path to complete self-sufficiency by the year 2020.

10 To 100 Yrs. Old

Anyone aged 10 to 100 years old is welcomed. We have a program to suite your needs. We offer Comprehensive Information Technology Training and Life-style Improvement Options.

A CRIME-RIDDEN SOCIETY - THE F.E.T.C.H. PROGRAM HAS THE ANSWER

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    A unique approach to crime-prevention and gun-violence reduction for "Youth" aged 10 to 100!

    F.E.T.C.H has been providing Information Technology training and Entrepreneurship Education for low-income families and under-served communities since 2007.  We offer Youth Empowerment, Family Enrichment and Community Development with a differnce.

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    Reduce crime and gun-related violence in innercity neighborhoods by introducing troubled youth and families to Computer Science, Entrepreneurship Education, Information Technology Training and Effective Mentorship Interactions.
    Empowering at-risk youth and families through improved self-esteem, marketable skills and increased access to growth-enabling resources.
    Our Aim: Achieve 100% Self-sufficiency...Earning Our Keep Through Innovative Software Entrepreneurship.

    Having taught our program participants Software Development and Entrepreneurship as separate entities, The F.E.T.C.H. Program feels it is full time for us to lead by example and bridge the gap between these two deciplines by taking the plunge into this vast domain of Software Entrepreneurship.

    The F.E.T.C.H. Program’s 1st Annual Code Talkers Conference Coming to a college campus near you Summer 2021.
    Designed with the expressed purpose of facilitating the birth and further development of career mentorship and academic motivational opportunities via interaction between F.E.T.C.H. Program participants and the faculty and staff of our local university sponsors. 

    MENTORING BLACK BOYSFATHERING THE FATHERLESSTAKING ACTIVE ROLES AS MENTOR

    “There is a consistent and ongoing need of unconditional love to ensure that our kids receive the care, treatment, and services necessary to empower them to be successful.”

    “This program is for the group of people that has the burning desire to make a difference in our children lives. They no longer have to wonder or become victim of the corrupted streets, because we are the organization that strives to make sure that our youth will be victorious for their future.”

    Andrew Barrett

    “Shaping boys into men - Whose job is it anyway? It is ours, yours and mine. Every man is a mentor, a role model to someone. The question is, are we good or bad role models. Men, it is our job to guide our boys into manhood. It is up to us to shape boys into the man God wants them to be.”

    Sam Mehaffie