Kellin Foundation "Teens Gotta Talk" after-school program set to begin in October
Teens Gotta Talk is a nine-week program designed to be an enriching and transformative experience for participating high school students. The program provides a safe and inclusive space where teenagers can openly discuss their thoughts, feelings, and concerns while building essential life skills and forging meaningful connections with their peers while focusing on stress management, self-esteem, and youth mental health & suicide prevention.
The 2023 Journey to Brave Auction is LIVE!
The 2023 Journey to Brave Auction is open and ends September 21st at 9 PM. Bid on items like vacation stays, event and attraction tickets, gift baskets and more. Join us September 21st from 7-9 PM at Joymongers for a concert by Camel City Yacht Club and the culmination of the online auction! Proceeds raised from Journey to Brave benefit the behavioral health and substance use counseling, peer support, community outreach, and wraparound wellness services the Kellin Foundation provides each year to over 12,000 children, adults, and families in our community.
Discover Light on Your Journey: Introducing the Lighthouse Support Group by Kellin Foundation
Life's challenges can sometimes cast a shadow over even the brightest spirits. Navigating through the depths of depression is an experience that many young adults face, and finding a guiding light in those moments can make all the difference. That's why we are thrilled to introduce the Lighthouse Support Group by Kellin Foundation – a beacon of hope for young adults aged 18-25 seeking understanding, connection, and healing.
The Transformative Impact of Dr. Kelly Graves and the Kellin Foundation: Empowering Trauma-Informed Justice and Health Policy in North Carolina
Under Dr. Kelly Graves's visionary leadership, the Kellin Foundation has been instrumental in driving positive change and making a tangible impact throughout North Carolina. With a steadfast commitment to trauma-informed practices, the foundation has been at the forefront of fostering resilience and healing for individuals and communities affected by trauma. Through innovative programs, educational initiatives, and community partnerships, the Kellin Foundation has been able to provide crucial support and resources to those in need. The foundation continues to create a ripple effect, empowering individuals and promoting a culture of understanding, compassion, and healing across the state. Through their comprehensive approach and unwavering dedication, the Kellin Foundation, under Dr. Graves's leadership is actively shaping a brighter future for North Carolina.
Enhancing Child-Parent Relationships: The Power of Kellin Foundation's PCIT Program
In today's fast-paced world, building strong and nurturing relationships between parents and children has become more important than ever. Recognizing this need, the Kellin Foundation has partnered with Harvard University's Baker Center for Children and Families to implement a Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) program, one of only two practices in our region utilizing the method. PCIT is a highly effective approach that has gained immense popularity and strengthens familial bonds.