At the 2023 Institute Summit, we will gather to learn what we can do to support children from birth to age 18 who are homeless, undocumented, or involved in the foster system.
Enter a random drawing to win two exclusive seats as special guests at the next Hanna High School Culinary Demonstration, where you will be served a five-course meal that the students mastered over the course of the eight-week culinary program. Click here to enter the drawing.
The Community Mental Health Hub at Hanna was created to address the unmet mental health needs of the community, especially those afflicted by trauma and adversity.
We are happy to announce that Hanna has launched a new Transitional Age Housing Program designed to provide a safe and supportive environment for foster youth, ages 16-21, who are emancipating from or have aged out of the foster care system.
All are Welcome! A concelebration with Father Sam Natale and visiting Reverend Roger Callan from New York.
We invite you to join us for a special evening celebrating New Beginnings at Hanna Center.
Join us for an intimate, al fresco dinner on our patio.
Together, we’ll salute spring, a season of rebirth;
honor the fresh starts offered to our youth; and toast to the new beginnings of our incoming programs.
This virtual workshop describes everyday communication skills that can be utilized with anyone, anywhere to nurture peaceful crisis resolution as well as detailing more concentrated efforts during an interaction with an agitated individual to de-escalate and support safety.
Substance use remains a deeply concerning and challenging issue for many young people and their families. This webinar-format training will provide a deep understanding as to why adolescents use substances and why these behaviors are particularly challenging from a neurological and developmental perspective.
At the 2023 Institute Summit, we will gather to learn what we can do to support children from birth to age 18 who are homeless, undocumented, or involved in the foster system.
In Supporting LGBTQ+ Youth, we will take a deeper look into the Trevor Project’s CARE (Connect, Accept, Respond, Empower) concept, which will provide attendees with an interactive and intensive.
