I believe that if we step out into our communities and approach this with the idea that “it takes a whole village,” that we can start to see a change. I believe that we should not think about financial assistance first, that will come; we need to bring our communities back and we need to get our children back! We absolutely must correct this issue with our youth. We will be able to apply for grants and other assistance, but I believe that we must first WANT to create a change in our communities. Concentration will be on:
Children from broken homes
Violence and Drugs
Video games and Music
Single Mothers and Responsibility
Juvenile delinquency
Not attending school nor working

For this group, MOMA, the desired effort to start to put a dent in this national problem is for us to start moving our men to become rigid, permanent, loving, spiritually talented, and focused avenues of strength for the youth and their problems; to raise the alarm and work harder to protect this generation before it is too late.

Sincerely, Lula Grice-LaGrange
Making Our Men Act (FACEBOOK)