FAQ

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What is the Elevate Adolescence Program?

EAP is a structured initiative designed to create wholistic and proactive research-based evidence programs to empower tweens and young teens with a strong foundation in emotional and social intelligence rooted in good character

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Who is this program for?

The program is designed for boys and girls aged 9-14, providing a safe and engaging space for learning, mentorship, and growth.

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Which are our flagship programs?

Girls Rising Strong – 

Boys Breaking Through –

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What will participants learn?

Elevate covers a wide range of topics, including:

  • Personal growth & leadership development
  • Emotional intelligence & mental wellness
  • Faith-based identity & character building
  • Communication & social skills
  • Practical life skills (time management, decision-making, etc.)
  • Community service & civic engagement
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How is the program structured?

The program is offered in two formats:

  • Integrated with Sunday School – A structured curriculum as part of the weekly learning experience.
  • Stand-Alone Program – A dedicated program outside of Sunday School for deeper engagement.
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Who are the instructors and mentors?

The program is led by experienced mentors, educators, and faith-based leaders dedicated to guiding adolescents through this critical stage of life.

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How do I register my child?

Click here to locate a program

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Can parents get involved?

Yes! We encourage parental involvement through:

  • Special parent workshops and discussions.
  • Volunteer opportunities during events and activities.
  • Regular progress updates on your child’s experience.
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Who can I contact for more information?

For any questions, contact Sr Sana Imad at elevateadolescenceprogram@gmail.com

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Will boys and girls learn the same things?

While the lessons they take home will be similar, the curriculum has been adapted to accommodate gender differences we may see

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What if I don’t feel comfortable sharing personal experiences?

Students will be free to join in whenever they feel like it

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How do you ensure a safe and respectful environment?

Our facilitators set clear guidelines for respect, confidentiality, and constructive dialogue in every session.

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Will my child be able to opt out of certain discussions?

Yes, students are not forced to participate in conversations they find uncomfortable, but we encourage engagement at their comfort level

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What outcomes should I expect from this program?

Improved emotional regulation, communication skills, self-awareness, resilience, and healthier relationships.

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Will we talk about mental health topics like anxiety or depression?

Yes, in age-appropriate ways. If deeper support is needed, we can connect you with additional resources.

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How will you handle sensitive topics like peer pressure, relationships, or social media?

These topics are approached in a responsible, developmentally appropriate way, encouraging critical thinking and healthy decision-making.

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How can I reinforce SEL skills at home?

We provide resources and discussion prompts so families can continue conversations and practice skills together.

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What qualifications do facilitators have to teach SEL?

Our facilitators have training in SEL, youth development, and creating safe learning environments.