Programs
Our programs lean into 'The Chaos Theory' promoting
The Butterfly Effect. We help teens and their families celebrate their slight differences, creating change, that result into
healthier relationships.
A slight change in one's life can create a significant positive outcome for ALL.
We Serve:
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School aged children and their families.
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In-School or Out-of-School.
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Elementary, Middle and High Schools.
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1st year college students.
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Let us help you discover the real reason; your teens aren't talking to you.
Let us guide your teen or young adult become a leader.
Are your loved ones struggling with any of the following:
Communicating?
Low Motivation?
Poor Decision Making?
Lacking Self-Awareness?
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i.e. at-risk behaviors, class disruption, vandalism, connecting with other students, defiance of authority, disrespect, threats or loitering.
Current Programs
To participate in our programs, please click the button below to download and complete your waiver form.
Email to TheMilesWeWalk@gmail.com
90 Miles Exit Right
“90 Miles, Exit Right” is a 5-week (1-hour) leadership self-development workshop. We are equipping teens with the skills and tools to make informed decisions and guiding teens through daily challenges.
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Program Goals: Activities that help develop the capability to enhance a teen's quality of life and realize their dreams and aspirations.
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Program Logistics: 1 hour / 5 weeks
Week 1 - Self-Awareness & Forgiveness
Week 2 - SWOT Analysis
Week 3 - SMART Goals
Week 4 - Elevator Pitch
Week 5 - Celebration and Graduation Day
community comfort closet
Families in Hendricks, Hamilton and Marion County can request immediate assistance with everyday hygiene items.
Families create their preferred hygiene items and personalize their 'Amazon Wish List' and have these items shipped directly to their door.
Program Key Components and Goals: Make the process simple and easy.
Offer support, provide quick accessibility and improve personal hygiene habits.
This online self-service model has allowed us to serve more local families effectively and remove known barriers. (Transportation and protect personal identity.)
Program Outcomes: To address Period Poverty, help improve student's mental wellness and reduce school absenteeism.
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“Period and Hygiene Poverty” is defined by the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials as the lack of hygiene items and access to sanitary products.
Just-The-Facts:
Creating helathy conversation
Just-The-Facts is a home-based program that fosters a collaborative learning environment for students and their parents.
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Program Goals: Research, discuss and share the Real-FACTS, and increase teen awareness on the effects of all tobacco usage.
Teens 13-19 yrs old, are encouraged to creative and express their understanding through:
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1–2-minute educational PSA videos
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Informative posters
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Poetic compositions
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And more.​
Community Engagement: Facilitate online teen group chats and celebrate local students. These sessions will not only highlight the creativity of our participants but also amplify their voices across our social media platforms.
Recognition and Rewards: Engagement is key. ​
