Health & Well-Being

Health & Well-Being programs support physical and social-emotional wellness. With these skills, youth are able to manage their emotions, build meaningful relationships with others, and navigate social environment and interpersonal dynamics. These programs include four areas: healthy relationship with self, healthy relationship with others, emotion regulation and responsible decision making.

A targeted program that supports young people in reflecting on their own individual sense of self in relation to different parts of their identity, consisting of three areas: I know myself, I care for myself, I am part of a community.

Anti-drug program focusing on social and emotional health and avoiding risky behaviors

SMART Moves teaches skill building in health decision making, including effective communication, decision-making, and healthy boundaries.

Healthy Habits focuses on helping youth make healthy eating choices.

Social Recreation helps build skills a young person needs to make healthy choices and develops a young person’s relationship with themselves, relationship with others, emotional regulation and responsible decision making.

Daily Challenges focuses on building movement skills and positive attitudes about physical ability.