The SAVEHN Foundation, created to honor the memory of Jared Bernard, focuses on assisting young people of color. It provides a space where youth can discuss their emotional issues and challenges openly. Offering a 24/7 online forum, along with resources and other support mechanisms, SAVEHN aims to help navigate the complexities of daily life. Our goal is to uplift confidence and morale, encourage a life filled with positivity, and empower young individuals to seek help when they need it.
Teen Programs
If your adolescent has been recommended to enroll in a therapeutic program due to diagnosed substance abuse, mental health, or behavioral issues, you might find yourself overwhelmed by the multitude of options available. Deciding on the most suitable course of treatment for your troubled teen can be a daunting task. With a wide array of programs to choose from, each with a similar overarching goal, it’s crucial to recognize the significant differences among them.
Savehn requires families to collaborate directly with an Educational Consultant to establish a partnership focused on determining the optimal “next step” for your teen. Educational Consultants are seasoned professionals dedicated to assisting your teen in reaching their fullest potential. They engage directly with teenagers, their families, and their medical teams to offer support before, during, and after placement. Their placement recommendations are individualized and tailored to the specific needs of the teenager.
Donors
Savehn has the capability to financially support an average of 15 troubled teens annually. However, as the number of scholarship requests rises, we recognize the need to secure additional funds to effectively assist those in need. Your contribution today enhances our scholarship resources and strengthens our capacity to offer comprehensive support to troubled teens and their families.
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