Parent Support Group
Caregivers practiced parenting, relationship, and wellness skills within a supportive peer community.
100% felt less alone and knew where to find help.
FY 2025–26 Impact Report
Staying the course. Building what lasts.
Despite a difficult funding environment, TBCC continued to connect South Side youth and families with practical skills, trusted support, and opportunities to lead.
This annual snapshot shares participant feedback and program experiences. It is separate from the live participation and service-hour figures on the homepage.
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Program spotlights
Progress through participation
Three ways TBCC paired hands-on learning with personal support.
Bring Your A Game
Young adults practiced communication, teamwork, interviewing, and other workplace skills.
100% gained workforce-readiness skills.
Media Production
Youth explored podcasting and editing while developing confidence, leadership, and career awareness.
100% would recommend the program.
Program percentages are based on FY 2025–26 participant feedback; the report does not state survey sample sizes.
Outreach & support
Relationships make the difference
Case management and neighborhood events helped people find resources, feel understood, and connect with their community.
Percentages reflect FY 2025–26 feedback from respondents to the respective program or event surveys; the report does not state sample sizes.
97%said their case manager understood their needsCase Management
90%felt more connected to the communityOpen House
98%rated the event good or excellentCommunity Giveaway
100%would return to a giveawayCommunity Giveaway
