Courageous Kids is a four-session classroom program based in a proven research-based bullying prevention strategy. Courageous KidsTM challenges participants to reflect on the reasons why bullying happens and their personal role in stopping and preventing bullying behaviors. The interactive presentation sessions engage children with storytelling, skill practice and hands on activities.

Provides various leadership, literacy, and anti-bullying programs for girls. Programs are designed to help develop various life and leadership skills.

It Takes CourageTM is a set of four one-hour lessons. It Takes CourageTM is designed to address the problem of bullying in grades 6 to 8. It is based on scientific research and was created based on the four principles of bullying prevention: 1.we will not bully others2.we will include students who are left out3.we will tell an adult at school and an adult at home when someone is being bullied 4.we will try and help students who are being bullied

Engages audiences with a performance from an improvisational theatre group exploring adolescent issues creatively, serving as a forum for discussion. The theatrical approach fosters open communication and acts as a teaching tool. Reflections ensemble is available for Family Guidance programs, staff training, assembly programs, and more. This program also enhances acting and theatre performance skills.

Provides a variety of services to Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Newark, as well as nonpublic and charter schools in the service area. Serving students from Kindergarten to 12th grade, the offerings encompass assessments, individual and group counseling for at-risk students, parent outreach, staff consultation, and workshops for students, parents, and staff. The LEA Special Services Department extends individual or group counseling through IDEA funding, addressing topics such as dating violence and substance abuse, imparting skills for preventing risky behavior.

Offers an evidence based curriculum designed to decrease aggression. Aids to lessen bullying and substance abuse and to increase students' social skills and school success.

Provides preschool, K-6 elementary and teen child assault prevention and non-bullying workshops to teachers, parents, and children in schools. The NJ Child Assault Prevention project, known as CAP is a statewide prevention program.

Provides bullying prevention and education services for children through social-emotional learning, diversity appreciation lessons, and bullying prevention skills training courses. Aims to provide young people with a foundation to grow as empathetic individuals who become positive advocates for themselves and others.

What If(TM) is a bullying prevention program that makes high school students, staff and faculty in a school really look deeper into bullying. It is a program based on students "getting real" and allowing themselves and others to see past the obvious things that divide us. It is an on-hands experiential learning experience.

Helps individuals recognize and change bullying behavior. Students will discuss issues related to bullying and teasing in these interactive sessions.