5-Week Small Group
For Middle & High School Girls

The CARE Club is one of several programs offered through the Diamond In The Rough CARE Project which focuses on mental health, wellness and self-care.  The CARE Club is specifically designed to provide a safe space for girls to connect as they learn to Cope, develop ​Awareness, build ​Resilience and be Empowered. 

The virtual interactive sessions offer girls positive solutions which help them build skills which help them navigate the challenges of life to process the overwhelming social and emotional impact of a global pandemic.

Through the collaboration of professional counselors, organizations and sponsors, participants have an opportunity to be informed and engage in mental wellness learning in a virtual setting. Through evidenced-based tools and techniques, participants will build coping skills which support mental wellness. 

The sessions focus on 5 primary principles cover vulnerability, decision making, accountability, responsibility, and resilience. The sessions also focus on developing emotional intelligence and influencing improvement in positive mental wellness.

By the end of this session, participants will be able to identify:
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➢ What mental wellness is
➢ What emotional intelligence is
➢ How to apply emotional intelligence
➢ How to daily use a coping skill
➢ How to apply a transition skill

NOTE: The CARE Club should not take the place of professional counseling or psychiatric care
REGISTER TODAY
Every Wednesday in March

March 2nd
March 9th
March 16th
March 23rd
March 30th
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6:00 -7:30 p.m.
PARTNERING PROFESSIONAL
​Justina Geter, MSW
Enrichment Pathways Program
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Diamond In The Rough will be hosting sessions facilitated by Justina Geter of The Enrichment Pathways Program. Justina Geter is the principal consultant and founder of Enrichment Pathways Program (EPP) where the vision is “We are with you every step of the way, through life stages and changes”.  She founded Enrichment Pathways Program after working 5 years in the mental health field. She is a double eagle from North Carolina Central University holding two Masters degrees and is currently pursuing her Mental Health First Aid Instructor certification. Justina Geter has years of experience with early childhood education, youth development, and parent education. She is enthusiastic about Enrichment Pathways Program establishing partnership with individuals, families, and communities to strengthen and empower while guiding them in mental wellness.