WHO WE ARE

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Yet Stand Inc., a non-profit envisioned by Elaine Crocker, is dedicated to empowering youth (age 11 - 18), women, and families. Our work includes addressing trauma and its effects, mental/emotional wellness, domestic and sexual abuse, substance abuse, underage drinking, human trafficking, suicide ideation, brain health, self-esteem building, coping skills and interventions and more. Our ultimate goal is to enhance individual well-being and contribute to the overall health and stability of our communities.

Thrive. Flourish. & Prosper.

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WHAT WE DO:

OUR MISSION

To foster resilience and recovery through education, community engagement, and emotional support. We are committed to helping individuals rebuild their lives, discover their voice, and nurture a sense of hope for the future.

OUR VISION

To create a supportive and safe environment, that empowers youth, women and families with the tools to live life to the fullest.

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OUR PROGRAMS

Our programs support Yet Stand, Inc's mission and vision.

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Our programs include:

Power Chat Workshops
Training & Development
Individual & Group Support
Theater - Impactful Storytelling

They are intended to:

Bring lasting positive change and healing
Instill hope
Promote a feeling of safety

So that our youth, families and communities;

Thrive. Flourish. & Prosper

WHY OUR WORK IS CRUCIAL:

Prevention of Negative Outcomes: Early intervention can prevent numerous negative outcomes, such as substance abuse, mental health issues, involvement in criminal activities, jail/prison and early death. Providing support and resources can help youth develop healthier coping mechanisms and make better life choices.
Building Resilience: By offering guidance and support, we can help individuals and families build resilience. This means they are better equipped to handle life’s challenges and are more likely to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally.
Creating Safe Environments: Programs and interventions provide safe spaces where everyone can express themselves and feel heard and understood. This sense of safety and belonging is essential for their well-being.
Strengthening Families: Supporting families helps create a stable and nurturing environment. This can reduce stress and instability that often contribute to risk factors.
Community Impact: Helping youth, women and families can have a positive domino effect on the community. It can reduce crime, improve public health, and create a more supportive and cohesive community.