Omarian Frazier, 17, who was fatally shot, and another teen who was wounded were interns of Café Momentum, the nonprofit told The Dallas Morning News.
Dallas police responded just before 6 p.m. Wednesday to a shooting in the 1000 block of Ross Avenue, near the West End DART station, and found the teens shot. Frazier died there, and the other teen was hospitalized in critical condition, police said.GoFundMe account set up by the nonprofitWindham said the restaurant was closed through Saturday “to mourn and honor a young man whose life was just beginning and pray for the recovery of another incredible young life.”.
They are also paired with a case manager for further support in their lives, helping them with social skills and life skills, including financial education, parenting classes, educational assistance and career exploration, according to the. Once the interns graduate, many are placed in a job with one of the nonprofit’s community partners.
“It’s about allowing these kids to see themselves for who they truly are, not the constant labels and stereotypes that society unjustly puts on them,” CEO and founder Chad Houser previously told
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