Our first visit for the 2023-2024 school year is Roxboro Road Elementary School.
A huge thank you to Traci Buffa for coordinating the drop-off. We delivered 50 sticks of deodorant, 50 bars of soap. 15 bottles of shampoo, 60 tubes of toothpaste & 60 toothbrushes.
Please consider this worthy cause, to “Help Us, Help Others” ❤️🖤 .Monetary donations are always appreciated, select the method most convenient for you below.
How you can donate on our contact page.
Mark your calendars for this weekend and Let's RAP about Mental Health. Too many of our youth are affected by the trauma caused by the many stressors in life: poverty, homelessness, and gun violence with no outlet. Our event is aimed to be a safe and inviting space for youths and parents to openly discuss their feelings. We will also have several licensed therapists present to give insight and action steps to proceed after the event.
Mental Health is one of the taboo subjects that's not spoken about in BIPOC Communities. We want to change that culture and provide an environment in addition to resources to help our community know that there is assistance available.
Seating is limited. To register go to https://tinyurl.com/rapaboutmentalhealth
Help Us, Help Others and Make Mental Health A Priority!
Rise Above Poverty is honor to host our inaugural mental health symposium. Let's RAP about Mental Health is an event we welcome parents and their adolescent youth to attend. You will have the opportunity to meet and ask questions from professional licensed therapists
