The mental and emotional health benefits of petting and interacting with animals include decreasing anxiety, promoting relaxation, and elevating mood.

Lack of physical activity in teens contributes to stress, anxiety, depression and other mental health issues. Decreased activity levels in at-risk and homeless teens are often more prevalent, with greater mental health consequences.

Sleep deprivation is prevalent in teens, and can have detrimental effects on both physical and mental health. For at-risk and homeless students these effects are magnified, with devastating consequences.

To our incredible community of donors and volunteers, the Robyne’s Nest team thanks you for your support during the Help Them Home fundraiser.

Robyne’s Nest is truly grateful for the generosity of our Matching Gift Donors and Sponsors during our 2023 Help Them Home campaign.

As the 2023 Help Them Home Day of Giving comes to an end, the Robyne’s Nest team is again filled with awe and gratitude for the profound kindness and generosity of our community.

THANK YOU to the Greater Huntington Beach Interfaith Council and our community for supporting Robyne's Nest at the GHBIC Community Service Donation Day.

This month we are celebrating Cathy Scott, our resident graphics designer and creator of our new website!

The Robyne’s Nest Team could not have wrapped up our Spring Break Food Drive last week without those who delivered food bags.

Robyne’s Nest is truly grateful for our amazing community! Because of your generosity, during January - March we were able to provide many essential resources to our students in need.

On April 8th, 2015. Robyne Wood created Robyne’s Nest to provide support to at-risk and homeless high school students in the HB and NM districts.

A huge THANK YOU to the teams of volunteers who packed food bags and distributed these to our local high schools this week.