We serve over 300 Black and Brown minority youth aged 12-18 throughout the Sacramento area. Through hands-on mentoring, gang intervention, and violence prevention, we're transforming minds and building futures.
The Forgotten Ones Program serves youth and young adults in the Sacramento area who are navigating serious challenges — including poverty, exposure to violence, limited access to opportunity, and difficulty transitioning into adulthood. These youth need confidence, mentorship, and a safe environment where they are seen, supported, and encouraged to grow.
Through mentorship, wellness programs, leadership development, and life skills training, our program helps youth discover their strengths and move toward productive lives.
Direct intervention for youth aged 12-18 exposed to gang activity and gun violence in Sacramento communities.
Reaching youth who have dropped out of school, providing pathways back to education and productive futures.
Working directly with Sacramento PD, probation, and parole to provide alternatives and support for at-risk youth.
Real talk, real mentoring, real results. Our programs address the root causes of violence and provide practical tools for transformation.
One-on-one and group mentoring with consistent, positive role models.
Emotional wellness support, counseling, and stress‑management tools.
Prevention education, conflict resolution, and real‑talk intervention.
Digital safety, cyberbullying prevention, and responsible online habits.
Safe, facilitated spaces for sharing, healing, and community building.
Academic assistance, homework help, and pathways back to school.
Weekly hot meals and grocery boxes for families in need.
ID assistance, driver’s license prep, and transportation resources.
Transportation to appointments, school, and program activities.
Outdoor adventures that build teamwork, resilience, and joy.
Resume help, interview practice, and career pathway coaching.
We’re always adding new ways to support youth — reach out to learn more.
Community leader, activist, and mentor dedicated to transforming Sacramento's youth. As the founder of The Forgotten Ones Program Services Inc., Aaron brings years of hands-on experience working with at-risk youth, court systems, and community organizations.
His passion for mentorship and unwavering commitment to Sacramento's forgotten youth drives every aspect of our programming. Aaron believes in meeting youth where they are — without judgment — and walking alongside them as they build brighter futures.
We collaborate with city agencies and law enforcement to provide comprehensive support and alternatives for at-risk youth.
Collaborating with Sacramento Police Department on intervention and diversion programs.
Working with city of Sacramento probation and parole departments for youth rehabilitation.
Partnering with MUHS to provide educational pathways and academic support for underserved youth.
Whether you're a parent seeking help for your teen, a community member wanting to volunteer, or an agency looking to partner, we're here.
3427 Rio Linda Blvd
Sacramento, CA 95838
Every Tuesday at 4:00 PM
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Theforgottonuno@gmail.com
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