College Master Plan shared knowledge with students about vocational schools, certifications, and non-traditional career paths. From vocational schools and certifications to unique and rewarding career journeys, students learned how thinking outside the box can open doors to new opportunities.

We are deeply grateful to Amplify Greatness and Rachel McIntyre for providing our students with such a powerful opportunity through a 3-part workshop series: Harnessing Your Greatness.

Breana, Lissie, and our new Executive Director, Natalie, shared an overview of Robyne’s Nest programs at Marina High School’s MTSS meeting. From life skills and wellness classes to ongoing student care, we’re continuing to partner with schools to support at-risk and homeless youth.

Students took part in our interactive Backpack Activity, where they learned how to organize their goals by priority — a powerful step toward building self-sufficiency and success.

Budgeting is more than numbers—it’s a step toward self-sufficiency and breaking cycles that impact financial health. We’re so grateful for community partners like Amy who pour into our students with knowledge that lasts a lifetime.

Our teens wrapped up the summer with an unforgettable two-night adventure—paddle boating and kayaking, jumping off the dock into the bay, and of course roasting s’mores by the campfire. 🔥✨

We’re excited to share our collaboration with Project Shield! 💙 A huge thank you to founder & CEO Sandy Pendleton-Dorton for presenting an important lesson on preventing trafficking and social media safety to our Robyne’s Nest students.

Our youth recently participated in a Life Skills class on mindfulness and respect for others, thanks to our amazing partners at UCI CYFER (Centering Youth & Families for Empowerment and Resilience) Lab.

Our Fireside Chat program introduces students to careers with live professionals in the field, and provides the opportunity for students interact and ask questions for a deeper understanding of the career.

Learning to cook healthy meals on a budget supports both physical wellbeing and financial management skills…important elements for our students on their paths to self-sufficiency.