The Rebuild Club is a free, supportive community for teens and young adults ages 16–26 who are system-impacted, at risk, or underserved and want a safe place to build skills, confidence, belonging, and a path forward.

It’s built around: taking the mask off and showing up as you are, learning real life skills for independence, consistent peers and mentor support, identity, belonging, practical next steps for school, work, and life.

It includes 2 live calls per month:

Call 1: Training sesh with me or an industry expert!

Call 2: Coaching and Q&A.

No. The Rebuild Room is NOT therapy, not clinical treatment, and not a crisis service.

It is a peer support and mentorship community focused on:

-life skills

-leadership and identity

-healthy relationships

-confidence and decision-making

-building stability and community

If your teen needs clinical support, we encourage you to work with a licensed professional and use this community as additional support, not a replacement.

The community is led by myself, trained mentors and facilitators who are committed to consistency, safety, and creating a respectful environment.

Mentors:

-guide calls and discussions

-teach practical skills

-keep the space structured and as safe as possible

-connect youth to resources when appropriate

Mentors are not automatically licensed therapists unless explicitly stated. This is mentorship and community building, not clinical practice.

Calls focus on a mix of:

-confidence and identity

-relationships and boundaries

-school support

-jobs, money, and career steps

-communication skills

-goal setting and decision making

-leadership and community living skills

We keep content age appropriate.

Safety is a top priority. Here’s how we protect the space:

-clear community guidelines and behavior expectations

-confidentiality and privacy rules (no screenshots, no recording, no sharing stories outside the space (unless written permission is granted))

-active moderation of chats and calls

-respectful communication standards

Important note: while we create strong safeguards, no online community can guarantee that every person will always act perfectly.

That’s why we:

-enforce rules consistently

-remove members who violate safety or confidentiality

-encourage youth not to share identifying details publicly in chat

If a youth indicates they are in immediate danger or there is a serious safety concern, we take it seriously and follow safety protocols, which may include encouraging emergency help and appropriate reporting steps depending on the situation and local laws.

The Rebuild Club is not a crisis service. If you believe your teen is in immediate danger, call local emergency services right away.

To build trust and belonging, youth need a space where they can share without fear of embarrassment or punishment.

We protect privacy through confidentiality expectations. Parents/guardians can absolutely know:

-what the community is

-how it’s structured

-what general topics are covered

-how to contact support if concerned

But we do not provide transcripts or detailed summaries of what specific youth share, unless there is a serious safety risk.

That’s completely normal. Many youth join quietly at first.

We actively create a culture where:

-“you can pass” is always allowed

-cameras can be optional (but we do encourage cameras on for connection)

-no one is pressured to speak

-participation can be as simple as listening

The goal is belonging, not forced vulnerability.

Very manageable:

-2 calls per month

-optional engagement in the group chat

-optional resources and prompts

Youth can participate lightly or deeply depending on their capacity. Consistency matters more than intensity.

It’s FREE, no catch. The mission is to create a stable, supportive community for youth who often don’t have access to consistent support. The community will remain free for the forceable future, and should a cost later be associated anyone in the community prior to the fee will be grandfathered in as a free member.

We do have a community builder certification program that is not required. We're blessed to work with sponsors that help us ensure everyone has the same opportunity to participate if they desire. This is a first come, first serve basis, and all potential participants go on a waitlist. Parents and guardians are welcome to pay for the program, but it's not required to participate.

*DISCLAIMER: the certification program is offered to members inside the community at a discounted rate, as an Exclusive Community Invite Only offer.

YES! The community is designed for youth who are in need of life skills:

-being bullied

-lack of self-esteem or confidence

-feel like they don't belong

-system-impacted (foster care, DCF involvement, justice involvement, housing instability, etc.)

-at risk or underserved

-lacking consistent support and stability

If the space feels aligned and they respect the guidelines, they’re welcome.

This isn’t a magic switch, but parents often notice:

-increased confidence and self-advocacy

-better decision making and goal clarity

-improved communication skills

-more stability through consistent peers

-stronger life skills and independence habits

-a sense of belonging and hope

Progress looks like small wins stacking over time.