Breakaway Outreach

Breakaway Outreach is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in 1995 by Jimmy and Cindy Larche. With a vision of helping kids “breakaway” from a troubled past, the movement began primarily as a ministry to at-risk teens in South Florida juvenile detention centers.

Over the years, the ministry has grown into an international missions network that has helped shape gospel movements in eight countries. We are compelled by a “God-sized” vision that every vulnerable child from the margins of Chattanooga to the ends of the earth, might have the opportunity to hear and respond to the gospel message—and be afforded critical pathways for social resilience.

Through local, regional, and global partnerships, we seek to mobilize communities and to equip indigenous leaders for the purpose of creating and sustaining positive outcomes for young people.

No one should have to face hardship alone—especially kids. We live in a society where millions of children are facing adverse conditions that put them at-risk of transitioning successfully into adulthood.

Our History

Over twenty years of serving at-risk youth and underprivileged children.

Our Mission

Empowering the lives of at-risk youth, kids in crisis, and underprivileged children.

Our Values

Recognizing that we live in a world where millions of children are struggling to find hope, we are called to “defend the cause of the weak and fatherless; maintain the rights of the poor and oppressed” (Psalm 82:3-4), and to share the gospel in word and deed; so that “the next generation might know” the life-changing message of Jesus Christ (Psalm 78:6).

Breakaway Outreach - What We Do

We provide outreach services in juvenile detention centers, summer camps for prisoners’ kids, community outreach in low-income neighborhoods, ministry to children displaced by domestic violence, outreach to refugee children, mentoring solutions for at-risk youth, and missions mobilization in under-served communities around the globe.