Evidence-Based SEL & Mental Health Programs

We partner with schools, universities, and nonprofits to deliver implementation‑ready SEL curricula, community‑care mental‑health frameworks, and consulting that drive sustainable impact at scale.

TRUSTED BY LEADING INSTITUTIONS

Moravia Park Elementary School Mount Royal Elementary Middle School

North Carolina State University Johnson C. Smith University Baltimore City Community College

Firm Foundations Youth & Family Outreach The Mental Health Emergency Fund Let’s Talk About It- The Autism Center

The United Way of Greater Charlotte Money Magnets Club The Refugee Youth Project

14+

Institutions Served

480+

Lives Impacted

3+

Permanently Licensed Program Sites

WHAT WE OFFER

Two Core Solutions

From implementation‑ready SEL curricula to facilitated organizational initiatives, we equip institutions with the tools and support to build sustainable, system‑level mental wellness.

SEL Books & Resources

Research‑aligned SEL materials designed for institutional adoption and ease of implementation across classrooms, programs, and campuses.

Mental Health Programs

Facilitated workshops and organizational programs that embed community‑care and wellness practices into policies, routines, and institutional operations.

OUR METHODOLOGY

The Community Care Framework

Our three-pillar approach ensures your wellness initiatives are measurable, sustainable, and effectively integrated into daily operations.

  • Evidence‑informed resources that build concrete competencies—for students, staff, and leaders—rather than remaining at the level of abstract concepts.

  • Strategic guidance for leadership teams to align SEL and mental‑health efforts with institutional goals, existing systems, and capacity.

  • Ongoing monitoring and feedback loops that allow you to adjust programs in response to data, stakeholder input, and emerging needs.

Ready to Build a Sustainable Wellness Culture?

Let’s explore how our evidence‑based approach can address your institution’s specific challenges and priorities.