Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

Teens Gotta Talk consists of three evidence-based modules incorporating lessons and activities offered, including Stress Management, Self-Esteem, and Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention.

Greensboro, NC -Road to Recovery is a peer-led support group for those who have experience with mental illness, substance abuse, and/or mental health recovery, current or past.

Women’s Emotional Wellness is a support group co-facilitated by Kellin Foundation and the Women’s Resource Center of Greensboro. This group connects women who share similar experiences in their life’s journey, fostering understanding, compassion and support. Peer-led groups provide opportunities for members to exchange information, advice, coping skills, and to receive emotional support from others who can relate. This support group meets.

Greensboro, NC support group by trained peer facilitators, H.O.P.E. provides a recovery-focused support group for adults with mental health and/or substance use concerns. At H.O.P.E., you can learn more about strategies to cope and manage symptoms and challenges that you may have, and share and connect with others who may have similar struggles.

5 part series on moving from surviving to thriving. Participants will explore what recovery means to them, self stigma, self talk, resilience and thriving through lecture and interactive activities.

H.E.R. stands for Hope Empowered Recovery and is a group that lifts up black women and creates an environment of understanding and support for those struggling with issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, emotional wellness, and other mental health concerns.

Our H.E.R. support group aims to help black women gain an understanding of issues facing the black community and the world around. Peers will get support and guidance from other black women, express and manage emotions and promote healing within the support group community.

Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

Greensboro, NC -Road to Recovery is a peer-led support group for those who have experience with mental illness, substance abuse, and/or mental health recovery, current or past.

Teens Gotta Talk consists of three evidence-based modules incorporating lessons and activities offered, including Stress Management, Self-Esteem, and Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention.

Provider Academy offers professional development workshops designed to enhance skills and knowledge in mental health, substance use, and community support. Open to members of the Resilient Guilford Network, these free sessions cover critical topics such as crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and collaborative approaches. Led by experienced facilitators, Provider Academy equips participants with practical tools and continuing education credits to strengthen their impact in the community.

Women’s Emotional Wellness is a support group co-facilitated by Kellin Foundation and the Women’s Resource Center of Greensboro. This group connects women who share similar experiences in their life’s journey, fostering understanding, compassion and support. Peer-led groups provide opportunities for members to exchange information, advice, coping skills, and to receive emotional support from others who can relate. This support group meets.

Greensboro, NC support group by trained peer facilitators, H.O.P.E. provides a recovery-focused support group for adults with mental health and/or substance use concerns. At H.O.P.E., you can learn more about strategies to cope and manage symptoms and challenges that you may have, and share and connect with others who may have similar struggles.

5 part series on moving from surviving to thriving. Participants will explore what recovery means to them, self stigma, self talk, resilience and thriving through lecture and interactive activities.

The Kellin Foundation's "Connections" program is tailored for middle schoolers to equip them with essential life skills and promote overall well-being. In this dynamic and engaging program, participants will embark on a comprehensive exploration of key topics essential for their personal and social development.

H.E.R. stands for Hope Empowered Recovery and is a group that lifts up black women and creates an environment of understanding and support for those struggling with issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, emotional wellness, and other mental health concerns.

Our H.E.R. support group aims to help black women gain an understanding of issues facing the black community and the world around. Peers will get support and guidance from other black women, express and manage emotions and promote healing within the support group community.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 8th, 1-4 PM, at the Hope Hub, as Kellin Kids partners with the Greensboro Swarm basketball team for an afternoon filled with fun, creativity, and positivity! We invite kids in grades K-5 to come and join the fun!

Teens Gotta Talk consists of three evidence-based modules incorporating lessons and activities offered, including Stress Management, Self-Esteem, and Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention.

5 part series on moving from surviving to thriving. Participants will explore what recovery means to them, self stigma, self talk, resilience and thriving through lecture and interactive activities.

The Kellin Foundation's "Connections" program is tailored for middle schoolers to equip them with essential life skills and promote overall well-being. In this dynamic and engaging program, participants will embark on a comprehensive exploration of key topics essential for their personal and social development.

Teens Gotta Talk consists of three evidence-based modules incorporating lessons and activities offered, including Stress Management, Self-Esteem, and Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an eight-hour training certification course that teaches participants a five-step action plan to assess a situation, select and implement interventions and secure appropriate care for the individual.

The Kellin Foundation's "Connections" program is tailored for middle schoolers to equip them with essential life skills and promote overall well-being. In this dynamic and engaging program, participants will embark on a comprehensive exploration of key topics essential for their personal and social development.

Teens Gotta Talk consists of three evidence-based modules incorporating lessons and activities offered, including Stress Management, Self-Esteem, and Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention.

Geared towards those who regularly engage with young people, this Youth Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) workshop introduces participants to the nuances of adolescent mental health challenges. It delves into typical adolescent development and introduces a comprehensive 5-step action plan to offer assistance in both crisis and non-crisis situations. From anxiety and depression to substance use disorders and conditions involving psychosis, such as schizophrenia, the workshop addresses a wide spectrum of mental health challenges that youth might experience.

Teens Gotta Talk consists of three evidence-based modules incorporating lessons and activities offered, including Stress Management, Self-Esteem, and Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention.

THIS MONTH’S MEETING: We will focus on the mental health impact of domestic violence in recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We are excited to launch the new Quick Tips booklet, "Providing Certified Peer Support Services for Individuals Who Have Experienced Domestic Abuse," co-created by the Kellin Foundation team. Attendees will receive a copy of this valuable resource upon arrival.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

This free training helps adults identify and respond appropriately to prevent child sexual abuse and protect children.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Join Kellin Foundation’s free workshop: Growing Health: Tower Gardens. Learn to create a tower garden and learn how food effects your mood.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Join us for a FREE workshop and learn skills to manage your stress and help your young children develop their own stress management and self-regulation skills as well. We will use a proven strategy called the Community Resilience Model (CRM).

This free training helps adults identify and respond appropriately to prevent child sexual abuse and protect children.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Geared towards those who regularly engage with young people, this Youth Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) workshop introduces participants to the nuances of adolescent mental health challenges. It delves into typical adolescent development and introduces a comprehensive 5-step action plan to offer assistance in both crisis and non-crisis situations. From anxiety and depression to substance use disorders and conditions involving psychosis, such as schizophrenia, the workshop addresses a wide spectrum of mental health challenges that youth might experience.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

The Resilient Guilford Network (RGN) Youth & Family Academy (YFA) brings together community members to share their voices and experiences around mental health, substance use, and monthly topics of focus, highlighting what has worked and what hasn’t to help shape trauma-informed approaches. The YFA works alongside the RGN Youth & Family Trauma Provider Network (TPN), a coordinated system of direct service providers and youth-serving organizations committed to culturally competent, trauma-informed care for children, youth, and families impacted by violence or trauma. By amplifying community perspectives, these efforts improve access, understanding, and support across Guilford County, building a stronger, more resilient network of care rooted in collaboration and a shared commitment to healing.

Provider Academy offers professional development workshops designed to enhance skills and knowledge in mental health, substance use, and community support. Open to members of the Resilient Guilford Network, these free sessions cover critical topics such as crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and collaborative approaches. Led by experienced facilitators, Provider Academy equips participants with practical tools and continuing education credits to strengthen their impact in the community.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Kellin Foundation offers suicide prevention instruction and resources through QPR, a nationally recognized best-practices program offering training in suicide/ crisis aversion.

Join us for a FREE workshop and learn skills to manage your stress and help your young children develop their own stress management and self-regulation skills as well. We will use a proven strategy called the Community Resilience Model (CRM).

Provider Academy offers professional development workshops designed to enhance skills and knowledge in mental health, substance use, and community support. Open to members of the Resilient Guilford Network, these free sessions cover critical topics such as crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and collaborative approaches. Led by experienced facilitators, Provider Academy equips participants with practical tools and continuing education credits to strengthen their impact in the community.

The Resilient Guilford Network (RGN) Youth & Family Academy (YFA) brings together community members to share their voices and experiences around mental health, substance use, and monthly topics of focus, highlighting what has worked and what hasn’t to help shape trauma-informed approaches. The YFA works alongside the RGN Youth & Family Trauma Provider Network (TPN), a coordinated system of direct service providers and youth-serving organizations committed to culturally competent, trauma-informed care for children, youth, and families impacted by violence or trauma. By amplifying community perspectives, these efforts improve access, understanding, and support across Guilford County, building a stronger, more resilient network of care rooted in collaboration and a shared commitment to healing.

Kellin Foundation offers suicide prevention instruction and resources through QPR, a nationally recognized best-practices program offering training in suicide/ crisis aversion.

Geared towards those who regularly engage with young people, this Youth Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) workshop introduces participants to the nuances of adolescent mental health challenges. It delves into typical adolescent development and introduces a comprehensive 5-step action plan to offer assistance in both crisis and non-crisis situations. From anxiety and depression to substance use disorders and conditions involving psychosis, such as schizophrenia, the workshop addresses a wide spectrum of mental health challenges that youth might experience.

Join us for a FREE workshop and learn skills to manage your stress and help your young children develop their own stress management and self-regulation skills as well. We will use a proven strategy called the Community Resilience Model (CRM).

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an eight-hour training certification course that teaches participants a five-step action plan to assess a situation, select and implement interventions and secure appropriate care for the individual.

THIS MONTH’S MEETING: We will focus on the mental health impact of domestic violence in recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We are excited to launch the new Quick Tips booklet, "Providing Certified Peer Support Services for Individuals Who Have Experienced Domestic Abuse," co-created by the Kellin Foundation team. Attendees will receive a copy of this valuable resource upon arrival.

Provider Academy offers professional development workshops designed to enhance skills and knowledge in mental health, substance use, and community support. Open to members of the Resilient Guilford Network, these free sessions cover critical topics such as crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and collaborative approaches. Led by experienced facilitators, Provider Academy equips participants with practical tools and continuing education credits to strengthen their impact in the community.

The Resilient Guilford Network (RGN) Youth & Family Academy (YFA) brings together community members to share their voices and experiences around mental health, substance use, and monthly topics of focus, highlighting what has worked and what hasn’t to help shape trauma-informed approaches. The YFA works alongside the RGN Youth & Family Trauma Provider Network (TPN), a coordinated system of direct service providers and youth-serving organizations committed to culturally competent, trauma-informed care for children, youth, and families impacted by violence or trauma. By amplifying community perspectives, these efforts improve access, understanding, and support across Guilford County, building a stronger, more resilient network of care rooted in collaboration and a shared commitment to healing.

The Resilient Guilford Network (RGN) Youth & Family Academy (YFA) brings together community members to share their voices and experiences around mental health, substance use, and monthly topics of focus, highlighting what has worked and what hasn’t to help shape trauma-informed approaches. The YFA works alongside the RGN Youth & Family Trauma Provider Network (TPN), a coordinated system of direct service providers and youth-serving organizations committed to culturally competent, trauma-informed care for children, youth, and families impacted by violence or trauma. By amplifying community perspectives, these efforts improve access, understanding, and support across Guilford County, building a stronger, more resilient network of care rooted in collaboration and a shared commitment to healing.

Provider Academy offers professional development workshops designed to enhance skills and knowledge in mental health, substance use, and community support. Open to members of the Resilient Guilford Network, these free sessions cover critical topics such as crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and collaborative approaches. Led by experienced facilitators, Provider Academy equips participants with practical tools and continuing education credits to strengthen their impact in the community.

THIS MONTH’S MEETING: We will focus on the mental health impact of domestic violence in recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We are excited to launch the new Quick Tips booklet, "Providing Certified Peer Support Services for Individuals Who Have Experienced Domestic Abuse," co-created by the Kellin Foundation team. Attendees will receive a copy of this valuable resource upon arrival.

The Resilient Guilford Network (RGN) Youth & Family Academy (YFA) brings together community members to share their voices and experiences around mental health, substance use, and monthly topics of focus, highlighting what has worked and what hasn’t to help shape trauma-informed approaches. The YFA works alongside the RGN Youth & Family Trauma Provider Network (TPN), a coordinated system of direct service providers and youth-serving organizations committed to culturally competent, trauma-informed care for children, youth, and families impacted by violence or trauma. By amplifying community perspectives, these efforts improve access, understanding, and support across Guilford County, building a stronger, more resilient network of care rooted in collaboration and a shared commitment to healing.

Provider Academy offers professional development workshops designed to enhance skills and knowledge in mental health, substance use, and community support. Open to members of the Resilient Guilford Network, these free sessions cover critical topics such as crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and collaborative approaches. Led by experienced facilitators, Provider Academy equips participants with practical tools and continuing education credits to strengthen their impact in the community.