At-risk and homeless high school students live in unstable environments, such that learning how to cope with life stresses is an essential tool in breaking their cycles.

Students had great bonding time at our Pumpkin Carving and Friendsgiving fall events!

Many incredible organizations supplied a total of 101 Turkey Meal Kits (meal baskets with turkeys) that were distributed to local HBUHSD and NMSD students in-need.

For our homeless and at risk teens, having a place on campus to go to take a break, practice self-care, and have access to basic needs is beneficial for their mental wellness, and over all wellbeing.

Thank you to the HBPD and FVPD RSVP for delivering Thanksgiving Break food bags!

We are so grateful to The Jesus Christ Church of Latter-day Saints and to the National Charity League Newport Chapter for their tremendous contribution to our Thanksgiving Break Food Drive!

A huge THANK YOU to all who donated and volunteered their time and support of our Thanksgiving Break Food Drive!

Our Life Skills Social Etiquette class last week, taught by Meredith Woodson, taught students proper manners and more during a nice dinner.

Thank you to everyone who came out to Fogo de Chão during their Grand Opening week!

Many of our volunteers enjoyed our Paint Pouring appreciation event last week, and had fun making artful wooden hearts and coasters.

Our three mid-October classes brought budgeting and nutrition together…Step 2 - Budgeting and Getting out of Debt, Health and Wellness - Nutrition, and Grocery Shopping on a Budget.

Red Ribbon Week is celebrated annually from October 23-31, and highlights the importance of living a drug-free life. It is an opportunity for parents, educators, and communities to reinforce the drug-free messages they share with their children throughout the year.