Programs That Help Young People Grow.

Sports, mentorship, life skills, mental and behavioral wellness support, and community referrals.

Programs That Make a Difference

Practical opportunities designed to keep youth active, connected, supported, and moving toward their goals.

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Basketball Program

Building teamwork, discipline, confidence, healthy habits, and sportsmanship on and off the court.

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Soccer Program

Promoting fitness, teamwork, discipline, friendship, and leadership through the game.

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Mentorship

Positive adult guidance, check-ins, goal setting, encouragement, and supportive relationships.

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Leadership & Life Skills

Communication, responsibility, decision-making, service, future planning, and personal growth.

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Mental Health & Behavioral Wellness

Supportive education, coping skills, mentoring, family connection, and referrals that help youth manage stress, emotions, behavior, and everyday challenges.

Helping Young People Feel Stronger, Safer, and More Supported.

Mental health and behavior are closely connected to how a young person thinks, feels, learns, reacts to stress, builds relationships, and makes decisions. When a young person is struggling emotionally or behaviorally, the effects can reach many parts of everyday life.

School & Work

Stress, anxiety, low mood, anger, or difficulty focusing can affect attendance, motivation, grades, job performance, and future planning.

Relationships

Emotional and behavioral challenges can make communication, trust, friendships, family relationships, and conflict resolution more difficult.

Confidence & Identity

Young people may struggle with self-esteem, belonging, hopelessness, or feeling misunderstood. Positive support can help them recognize strengths and build confidence.

Choices & Behavior

Unmanaged stress or strong emotions can contribute to impulsive choices, withdrawal, aggression, risky behavior, or difficulty following expectations.

Physical Health

Mental wellness can affect sleep, energy, appetite, concentration, activity levels, and the ability to maintain healthy routines.

Long-Term Stability

Early support can help young people strengthen coping skills, resilience, communication, problem-solving, and the ability to handle future challenges.

Connecting Youth and Families to the Right Support.

Breaking Through Barriers works with community partners and helps youth and families connect with additional mental health, behavioral health, and recovery resources when more specialized support is needed.

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CTSS Program Referrals

We can help families connect with Children’s Therapeutic Services and Supports (CTSS) providers that may offer services such as psychotherapy, skills training, crisis assistance, family support, and other eligible behavioral health services.

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Mental Health Providers

When a young person needs clinical support, we can help connect families with qualified mental health professionals and community organizations for assessment, therapy, counseling, or other appropriate services.

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Addiction & Recovery Resources

We can also help youth, young adults, and families identify community-based substance-use, prevention, treatment, recovery, and peer-support resources when those services are needed.

Our role: Breaking Through Barriers can provide support, navigation, and referrals. Clinical diagnosis, treatment, CTSS eligibility decisions, and addiction treatment are provided by appropriately licensed or authorized professionals and programs.