The Silent Victims is more than just a platform; it’s a community – a community built on empathy, understanding, and empowerment.
Through mentorship programs, educational resources, and advocacy efforts, we strive to break the cycle of stigma and provide a pathway to healing and success for every child affected by parental incarceration.
In the heart of my personal journey lies a commitment to transform pain into purpose. As the founder of “The Silent Victims,” my mission is to guide and empower youth who, like myself, have experienced the incarceration of a parent.
Born from my own experience of having my father incarcerated, The Silent Victims is a testament to resilience, love, and unwavering determination.
When a parent keeps returning to prison, it’s deeply painful for everyone left behind. Watching them repeat mistakes that separate them from you and your family can lead to frustration, sadness, and a lot of
Growing up with an incarcerated father made me feel like I was living in a shadow. I often felt isolated and afraid—afraid of what others might think if they knew my story, and afraid of
If you feel unsure about maintaining a relationship with your incarcerated parent, know that you’re not alone—and that it’s perfectly okay to feel this way. The decision is deeply personal, and whatever choice you make
If your feeling lonely, you are not alone. If a loved one’s incarceration has left you feeling hopeless, let’s connect today.