Programs
From Mourning to Morning
Providing spiritual support to families experiencing grief and loss Audience of Focus: Families Experiencing Loss
Pearls of Wisdom Spirituality Retreats for Women and Girls
Facilitating spiritual development sessions for women and girl
Audience of Focus: Women and Girls
ECHO (Equity, Culture, Harmony and Openness) Seminars & Assessments
Experiencing cultural transformation through self-reflection, empathy exercises and discussions about structural inequities and social justice Audience of Focus: Health Professionals, Mental Health Professionals, Organizational Leaders, Social Service Professionals, Youth Development Specialists, Primary Care and Behavioral Health Organizations
Youth Mental Health First Aid Training
Increasing mental health literacy about youth ages 13 – 18 years of age and includes discussion of suicide, depression and other mental health issues Audience of Focus: Parents, Teachers, Youth Pastors, Individuals working with youth
EPIC (Empowering Personal, Intellectual and Cultural) Development
Enlightenment circles are community dialogues to enhance personal, emotional, intellectual, cultural, and spiritual development of individuals, families and communities
M3, Kitchen Talk, Saturday Mornings
Audience of Focus: Women, Youth and Families
NIA (Natural Innovative & Authentic) Sisters
Embracing natural and spiritual well-being while declaring the priceless value of women and girls in our society today
Audience of Focus: Multicultural Women and Girls
I3 - Three Keys to Parenting Success: Identity, Intimacy and Involvement
Learn the essentials of effective parenting in the 21st Century, providing a firm foundation for social and emotional well-being of children, youth and families Audience of Focus: Parents
Generations
Providing sickle cell disease/trait education and increase awareness of generational and genetic health, emphasizing the importance of vertical and horizontal transmission of health information, family
Audience of Focus: Families living with sickle cell disease/trait and Community-at-Large