Youth Programs

Supporting the Youngest Survivors

Our youth initiatives provide emotional resilience training, mentorship, and trauma- informed support for children and teens affected by loss, abuse, or instability. Programs include school partnerships, after-school healing groups, and youth retreats that build trust, communication skills, and a path to empowerment.

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"Thanks to Restore180, I was finally able to attend therapy sessions and join a support group — something I could never afford on my own. The emotional support, guidance, and sense of community I received truly transformed my life. I went from feeling lost and alone to feeling seen, heard, and hopeful again. Restore180 didn’t just help me heal — it gave me a new beginning."

— Maria Lopez, Survivor & Peer Support Group Member

“I work in a small nonprofit, and the trauma-informed corporate training we received from Restore180 helped us create a safer space for our team and the people we serve. Their work ripples far beyond just one person — it impacts entire communities.”

— James R., Trauma Recovery Scholarship Recipient

"When my teenage daughter was struggling after trauma, we didn’t know where to turn. Thanks to Restore180’s programs for youth, she now meets weekly with a peer group and has access to mental health support. We’re seeing her smile again."

— Angela Moore, Parent of Youth Program Participant

"I work in a small nonprofit, and the trauma-informed corporate training we received from Restore180 helped us create a safer space for our team and the people we serve. Their work ripples far beyond just one person — it impacts entire communities."

— Robert Chen, Program Director, Community Roots Nonprofit