Welcome to the next installment of our “Meet the Board Member” series! In this series, we take an insider’s look at our talented board members, like Paul Hutton, and their leadership qualities. Our board members are our organization’s backbone and are essential in helping us achieve our mission. Our board members bring a wealth of
Childhood trauma is a pervasive issue that disproportionately affects marginalized youth, leaving lasting scars on their lives. Believe in Me, a leading nonprofit organization, is dedicated to helping every marginalized child develop the self-confidence they need to succeed through their Five Pillars of Caring. By addressing the impact of childhood trauma on marginalized youth, we
Childhood emotional abuse is a serious issue affecting millions of children worldwide. Emotional abuse is a type of abuse that involves the ongoing emotional mistreatment of a child. This type of abuse can be just as harmful as physical abuse, but it can be more challenging to recognize and often goes unnoticed. At Believe in
This blog series lets you know the people behind Believe in Me! We deep dive into stories, like the one about John Reznicek, to learn how they’ve connected with our cause and are helping marginalized youth to succeed. You can form a unique connection with this exceptional team by learning more about our leadership, resilience,
Believe in Me has recently granted $15,000 to the Melodic Caring Project to support their one-on-one music therapy program, which offers wraparound services to help young patients heal and believe in themselves. The Melodic Caring Project is a non-profit organization based in Mount Vernon, WA, providing mental health support for kids and families dealing with
We are thrilled to announce that the Melodic Caring Project has been awarded a $15,000 grant from the Believe in Me’s Wraparound Services and Enrichment Pillars This grant will significantly contribute to Melodic Caring Project’s efforts to provide virtual group music therapy to chronically ill children, who are often marginalized and isolated due to their
Save the Lives of LGBTQ+ Youth
In today’s society, LGBTQ+ youth face numerous challenges that can affect their mental and emotional wellbeing. According to research, these youths are overrepresented in unstable housing and foster care…
Our vision of helping every kid to develop the self-confidence they need to succeed is only possible with incredible people like Keith Trefry. Learn more about Keith in today’s special interview as we continue our blog series introducing the Believe in Me Board of Directors. Keith Trefry – an experienced attorney at Paine Hamblen, has
THE NATIONAL CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE IS A TOLL-FREE NUMBER YOU CAN CALL TO REPORT SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT. THE HOTLINE IS AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, AND CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH INFORMATION ON HOW TO REPORT SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE IN YOUR STATE. 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453) April is National Child Abuse Prevention
Believe in Me is a nonprofit foundation that empowers marginalized youth in the community. In line with our vision to help every kid develop the self-confidence they need to succeed, we recognize the unique challenges faced by young people with autism. April is Autism Awareness Month, and as the world celebrates neurodiversity and raises awareness
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