Unfortunately, our team does not have a psychologist or psychiatrist, but we do have and provide peer counseling. None of our peer counselors have a legal degree in psychology. Still, they are trained in common psychology and willing to listen and support any student needing emotional assistance. It is researched and known that a teenager can relate to and communicate/ trust someone their age, someone who may be going through the same hardships, people who can relate.

People who are within the LGBTQ community lots of the time go through many hoops of difficulties that need to be jumped through to be in such a community more accessible. We are accepting of any sexual orientation of any of our students and provide counsel and outside support for people within such orientation if needed or requested.

We offer free tutoring to homeless students and other forms of support, like free services for food, medical, contact methods, transport, and more. Some of these services are provided by different organizations that we work with. Sign up for such services today and allow us to help.

We are more than happy to assist in finding your child or yourself medical care with the insurance you possess, and if you don't have insurance, we can help you get government-provided insurance methods.

Like some other organizations that provide child care, we also have seasonal enrichment camps for the following school breaks: Summer, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Break. Our camps will be starting up soon. To learn more and see our camp service's status, go to our Enrichment Camp page.

Our organization has a credentialed Special Education Specialist who trains his educators to assist students with disabilities. We take on students with learning, emotional, or other difficulties at any moment and provide fantastic assistance. To learn more about Special Education and Mental support services, click the Special Ed Department page on the menu.