Agape services take two-generation approach
Memphis agency helps families sustain Household Livelihood Security
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David Jordan
David Jordan is the president and CEO of Agape Child & Family Services.
Services are simultaneously delivered to parents and children, and may include case management, counseling, tutoring, mentoring and life skills development.
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