Help us with Youth Advocacy
Stand with us for Youth Advocacy. Become an Advocate for Change.
Every child deserves safety, healing, and hope. At Mercy Home, we support youth advocacy for the young people whose voices are too often overlooked. Together, we can spread the awareness needed to stop the cycle of trauma and give kids in need a chance of a better future. Join us and pledge to spread child abuse awareness and help with mental health prevention.
Take the Pledge Now
Mercy Home has stood beside children in crisis — offering them a home and a path toward healing. We support youth advocacy and systemic change so that all young people, everywhere, can grow up in safety and stability.
Together, we can protect vulnerable children and support the mental and emotional well‑being of every young person in our community. Learn more about how you can pledge.
Choose the Youth Advocacy Issue You Care About Most
Spread Child Abuse Awareness
Children should never have to face violence, neglect, or exploitation. By spreading child abuse awareness, you help ensure stronger protections, earlier interventions, and safer homes for kids.
By recognizing the signs of abuse or neglect, and engaging in a discussion with family and friends, we can help save young lives. We can influence others by our own example.
Will you pledge to be the solution to end child abuse and trauma?
Support Mental Health Prevention
Too many young people struggle alone. Advocating for better mental health resources means expanding access to care, supporting early interventions, and building systems that help kids heal — not fall through the cracks.
Take action to prevent mental health issues from spiraling out of control. Be aware, open, and honest, but also hold yourself accountable.
Will you join us in ending the stigma of mental illness?
About Mercy Home
Since 1887, Mercy Home for Boys & Girls has provided children who’ve experienced abuse, neglect, or violence a safe home, educational support, and career guidance.
Mercy Home gives its young people the safety they need right now, the therapy they need to move forward, and the tools they need to build brighter futures. Tools like a good education, life skills, career exploration and so much more.
