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Signature programs

One connected journey, seven programs

From a first mentor at age 8 to an independent launch at 24 — our programs meet young people at every stage, and families every step of the way.

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Choose a starting point

Not sure where a young person fits? Start anywhere — we'll help you find the right program and connect the rest.

Educational enrichment · Ages 8–17

Rising Scholars

After-school tutoring, literacy and STEM enrichment, homework help, and college-readiness coaching that keep youth engaged and on grade level.

  • 1:1 & small-group tutoring
  • Literacy & STEM enrichment
  • College & FAFSA prep
  • Summer learning
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Mentorship · Ages 8–24

Mentor Match

Trained, background-checked mentors build consistent one-on-one relationships — the single most powerful predictor of a young person's success.

  • 1:1 & group mentoring
  • Trained, vetted mentors
  • Goal-setting & check-ins
  • Positive role models
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Workforce development · Ages 16–24

Pathways to Work

Career readiness that leads to real jobs: résumés, interview prep, soft skills, financial literacy, industry certifications, and paid internships.

  • Résumé & interview coaching
  • Paid internships
  • Certifications & training
  • Financial literacy
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Independent-living preparation · Ages 16–24

Ready to Launch

The practical skills of adult life — budgeting, cooking, housing navigation, tenancy, transportation, and self-advocacy — for youth heading toward independence.

  • Budgeting & money skills
  • Cooking & nutrition
  • Housing & tenancy navigation
  • Self-advocacy
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Mental wellness · All ages

Whole-Person Wellness

Trauma-informed support that helps young people build coping skills and connect to trusted care, so wellbeing never blocks the path forward.

  • Peer support groups
  • Coping & resilience skills
  • Warm referrals to care
  • Trauma-informed staff
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Family engagement · Caregivers & families

Family Bridge

Because young people thrive when their families do. Workshops, coaching, and kinship support strengthen the people around each participant.

  • Parent & caregiver workshops
  • Kinship-care support
  • Family strengthening
  • Resource navigation
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College access · Ages 16–24

First-Gen Forward

A roadmap for first-generation college students: applications, FAFSA, scholarships, campus navigation, and the coaching to persist and graduate.

  • Applications & essays
  • FAFSA & scholarships
  • Campus navigation
  • Persistence coaching
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Enroll or refer

How to join a program

Reach out

Call, email, or send a referral. Youth, parents, and caseworkers are all welcome to start the conversation.

Get matched

We learn about the young person's goals and needs, then recommend the right program (or combination).

Enroll & begin

Complete a simple enrollment, meet the team, and start building skills, relationships, and momentum.

Grow with us

As young people progress, we connect them to the next stage — all the way to an independent launch.

Talk with a real person

Questions? We're here to help.

Whether you're a young person, a parent or caregiver, a caseworker, or a future partner, reach out and we'll point you to the right program or next step.

317-654-3894 BBFI@seasonedtlc.com Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm ET