Gatherings, mentoring, service projects, and honest conversation for middle and high school students — supervised, and built around real relationships.
Teenagers in bicultural homes are translating for their parents, absorbing adult stress, and deciding who they are — usually with an algorithm as their main influence. A trustworthy adult who is not their parent is one of the strongest protective factors a young person can have. That is what we provide.
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