In biology, regeneration is the regrowth of an injured or missing part. Regeneration of the heart and mind after experiencing various degrees of physical, mental and/or emotional injury requires the ability to bounce back.  Resiliency is what we encourage and cultivate in the youth, young adults  and families we serve.

Through classroom instruction, presentations and workshops, we strive to improve the health, academic and life outcomes of youth by equipping them with the tools, information, and support (preventative and restorative) that will empower them:

• to recognize the traits of healthy/unhealthy relationships
• to voluntarily refrain from youth risk behaviors, like underage drinking, teen sexual activity, illicit drug use and violence
• to understand the harmful relational, emotional and societal effects of sexual exploitation and abuse

We empower parents in their roles of primary caregiver, mentor and protector through parenting classes (group and 1on1) that offer strategies which increase levels of parent-child connectedness, inspire healthy decision-making and bring greater understanding to the life-altering effects of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).

And, through our partnerships with others who serve youth and families, we create a culture in community which shifts social messaging from the normalization of unhealthy thinking and behaviors to the prioritization of healthy relationships and physical/mental health and wellness.