This October we are raising funds to end domestic violence by empowering teens to build healthy relationships, prevent dating violence, and lead culture change in their schools.

If you need help, call 1800799SAFE or text 88788.

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month!

This October our Board is sponsoring an online fundraising campaign as we help teens recognize the warning signs of an abusive relationship.

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If you need help, call 1800799SAFE or text 88788.

Thank you to Hurst, Robin & Kay, LLC for sponsoring our 2025/25 program year. Your support helps us equip young people to build healthy relationships, prevent teen dating violence, and lead lasting change in their schools and communities.

Thank you to Byline Bank for sponsoring our 2025/25 program year. Your support helps us equip young people to build healthy relationships, prevent teen dating violence, and lead lasting change in their schools and communities.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month!

This October our Board of Directors is holding a fundraising competition in support of Take Back the Halls.

Support your favorite Board member today!

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With your support, we can end domestic violence.

This October our Board of Directors is holding a friendly fundraising competition. Pick your favorite Director and help them reach their goal!

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If you need help, call 1800799SAFE or text 88788.

Oftentimes, people are hesitant to believe survivors because the person is “someone who’d never do such a thing.” This narrative is invalidating, harmful and causes people to not get support. It allows people who have caused harm to avoid accountability and continue the cycle of violence.

Talking about dating can be uncomfortable and at times, AWKWARD! Especially for parents and their children— so we’ll be sharing some some cards to get the discussion started🗣️💬 Having these conversations are foundational for healthy relationships #teendatingviolenceprevention

Thank you Hernandez Middle School for having TBTH at Report Card Pickup Day! We had the opportunity to connect with parents & students on how to have healthy, important conversations about dating and relationships. Younger siblings had fun naming their emotions with the Inside Out characters. Fun!

February is Teen Dating Awareness Month! Reach out to a hotline, talk with a school counselor, and seek support from trusted friends or family. These resources are here to help you in your relationships and guide you to support others who are struggling as well #teendatingviolenceawareness

Jealousy is a hot topic of discussion with the students of TBTH. It can be a tough emotion to navigate, but it doesn’t have to control you. In healthy relationships, trust and respect are key. You deserve love that makes you feel safe, valued, and supported. #HealthyRelationships

Unsure about your romantic relationship? Here are some questions to reflect! TBTH knows break ups are hard. Learning our need, wants and boundaries can help us navigate. For more— check out our insta.

If you don’t feel safe, please ask for support! National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233

Even our healthy relationships will have arguments. Conflict is a part of every relationship—but how we handle it makes all the difference!
#HealthyRelationships #ConflictResolution #FairFighting #TeenDatingViolence

Self-love is the foundation of healthy relationships—including the one you have with yourself!

Remember: Self-love isn’t selfish—it’s necessary. 💕

Let’s make 2025 a year of Healthy Love! Healthy relationships start with respect, communication, and accountability. This year, let’s commit to:
✔ Honoring our boundaries
✔ Communicating openly and honestly
✔ Respecting “no” as an answer
✔ Prioritizing meaningful connections
✔ Taking accountability

Our student leaders create projects each year to create change in their school communities. Our Kennedy HS students created a PD for the teachers on how to best support stressed students. These are their take away tips for teachers.