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Black communities in Detroit are facing increasing rates of anxiety and depression – yet have disproportionately fewer ways to access mental health care and services due to racial and ethnic disparities driven by social determinants of health. A group of eight philanthropic partners in the city are seeking to make a difference by targeting funding…

Teen Dating Violence Awareness – Things Every Parent Should Know

Our team came together dressed in orange and in Solidarity in support of #teendatingviolenceawarenessmonth

Parents, 👋 we know romantic relationships between teenagers are incredibly complicated. The undertaking of a relationship, very often, requires more maturity than most teens have developed. These relationships are more likely to be riddled with problems including communication, jealousy, and selflessness. As a result, teenagers are more likely to be involved in relationships that are…

Parents, 🖐️ Did You know 82% of Parents feel confident that they could recognize if their teen was experiencing dating violence, but more than half of these parents could not correctly identify the warning signs of abuse. 👀 Parents, do you know the warning signs of teen dating violence? Comment below 👇 

This week our CEO & Founder Jason Wilson had the opportunity to visit The Orange New Jersey School District. The love and appreciation he felt deeply blessed him, and it was an honor to be used by the Most High to help young men understand the process of breaking free from emotional incarceration. It was…

Parents, 👋 Self-Esteem or self-worth is more than how you feel about yourself. It’s also about how capable you are to meet life’s challenges and feel worthy of happiness. You can build self-esteem in your child/teen by developing three “A’s”. Affirmation, Achievement and Affirmation. 1️⃣ Affirmation: Affirm your child/teen regularly and positively by simply verbalizing…