Below are websites that focus on helping youth learn skills that will teach them how to be prepared for life. You will find information on organizations and websites that focus on financial literacy, including budgeting, savings, and real-world scenarios. You will also find programs that assist with obtaining certifications at an affordable price or free.
*Always ask your school about programs they offer to support students.
Recommendation: Research organizations and reviews to find the best fit for your needs.
Teaching youth the importance of helping others and giving back is important to instill early in life. Not only does it teach them humility, but it also teaches gratitude. Below are a few websites that can help in finding volunteer opportunities. Remember that there's always a need somewhere, so you can connect with local churches, non-profit organizations, and youth programs that volunteer in their community or help your child create a volunteer project to help others.
The Journey is an engaging and interactive workshop for first-time-in-college students to help them identify self-destructive thoughts and actions that can lead to self-doubt, undefined goals, and minimal academic outcomes.
The Writing Doula helps clients build their stories to create a place of healing and connect with their heritage through creating legacy-keeping journals. She also supports clients in giving birth to their best writing and experiencing their words' therapeutic and transformative power.