Programs.

Our programs meet children where they are, building confidence, resilience, and a sense of belonging.

The five programs.

Each one addresses a different point in the same problem, and any of them can start with a single phone call.

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For a Day

A hands-on learning day with a professional.

About For a Day
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Internships

Opportunities for young adults who have been bullied.

About internships
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Community Friends

Earn badges through community service.

About Community Friends
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Bereavement Fund

Support for families facing the loss of a child.

About the fund
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Facility Training

Bullying prevention for businesses that serve children.

About training

Support our programs.

How the programs fit together.

Each one addresses a different point in the same problem. For a Day and Internships work on what a young person believes is possible for them. Community Friends works on belonging, through service alongside other children.

Facility Training works on the adults, because a building full of trained staff prevents more than any single child-facing program does. The Bereavement Fund is there for when prevention came too late.

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Programs, campaigns, and which you need.

A program supports a child or family directly, one at a time, and usually starts with someone asking. A campaign is a push into a school, league, or facility on a schedule, reaching a group at once.

If you are a parent looking for help for your child, you want programs. If you run a place where children spend time, you probably want campaigns or training.