PROGRAMS

Sharing themes and messages around building self-confidence, developing positive relationships, and expressing emotions in ways that are creative and healthy

Audience: Young people in grades 4 and 5

Providing students a fun, interactive journey that enhances connection with self and others through creative techniques, games, and services.

Audience: rising 4th & 5th-grade students

Offering young women a time for self-reflection, expression through art, and connectivity to other students and local community.

Audience: Young women grades 6-8.

Designed to give students an opportunity to come together and practice resiliency skills, mindfulness, movement, and meditation.

Audience: Students in grades 6-12

Helping young men explore their sense of purpose through creative expression from comics and cartoons to rap and hip-hop.

Audience: Young men grades 5-8.

Providing students a fun, interactive journey that enhances connection with self and others through creative techniques, games, and services.

Audience: rising 6th - 12th grade students

Exploring mother-daughter relationship through creative expression, engaging activities, and a variety of communication tools.

Audience: Young women (grades 6-8) and their mothers or caregivers.

KNOW Book Club provides an opportunity for self-discovery and self-reflection through vibrant discussions surrounding carefully selected works of literature

Audience: Students in grades 6-8

SOAR Club provides young men and nonbinary friends across Centre County an opportunity to connect and build leadership and resiliency skills through acts of service.

Audience: Students in grades 6-8

Click here to see information about 4 of our most popular high school mental health programs.

KNOW Book Club provides an opportunity for self-discovery and self-reflection through vibrant discussions surrounding carefully selected works of literature

Audience: Students in grades 9-12

A collaboration with State College Area High School's student-run Mental Health Matters Club, an interactive group designed to build community and advocate for mental health and wellness within the high school.

Audience: 9th - 12th-grade students

Providing students a fun, interactive journey that enhances connection with self and others through creative techniques, games, and services.

Audience: rising 6th - 12th grade students

Providing young women across Centre County an opportunity to build personal strength and self-confidence through a fun and interactive day.

Audience: Young women grades 6-12.

Inspired by the exhibition The Anxiety Project, this workshop creates a creates a space to spark conversations, build connections, and promote mental well-being.

Audience: 18+ / All

Providing an opportunity to come together to share and gain insight and understanding into our grief that comes as a result of suicide.

Audience: 18+

Working with artists, schools, and community organizations to stomp out the stigma associated with mental illness.

Audience: All

Elevating awareness of mental health issues with a series of community events and programs throughout the month of May.

Audience: All

Join us to support the Foundation’s work to promote mental and emotional wellness through dialogue and creative expression. Held annually in March.

Audience: Everyone.

Join Ken Baxter and Friends for a unique night of music, enlivened by theatrical set design and compelling dialogue, to raise funds and celebrate

Audience: Pre-teens, teens, and adults

Helping young people build self-confidence and develop healthy relationships through the use of creative expression

Audience: Students in Grades 2-12