Our Programs

Through our Healthy Families Programming, Safe Harbor offers preventive programs in our schools and through parent education and community connection events. Our youth programs, which engage each grade annually from Kindergarten through 12th grade, are evidence-based cognitive behavior interventions. For parents and the community, Safe Harbor facilitates workshops and organizes various community events.

 

“I bet you didn’t know

how much Safe Harbor does.”

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    Resources for Parents

    Safe Harbor offers various proactive parenting workshops throughout the year. Including our mental health & wellness fair on May 1st at Christ Church Day School

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    Drug Prevention

    Safe Harbor produces an experiential half-day event with interactive activities for all 6th graders to learn about drug awareness and prevention.

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  • Silhouettes of three women celebrating outdoors at sunset, with one woman raising a fist, another with arms wide open and the third with arms raised high, on a hill with clouds in the sky.

    MAY | Mental Health Awareness Month

    Catch the Wellness Wave! Safe Harbor’s 1st Annual Mental Health & Wellness Fair.

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  • Children in a classroom, with one girl actively raising her hand for participation.

    Turtle Time

    A four-session intervention program teaching students, Pre-K - 1st grade about "BIG" feelings and learn coping skills.

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  • An adult woman is sitting on a green couch, holding and comforting a young girl with an upset or angry expression.

    Anger Management

    A three-session intervention program that teaches 2nd - 4th graders to assess expressions of anger.

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  • A young girl with curly hair wearing a blue shirt and red sunglasses on her head, standing outdoors with a blue sky and white flowering tree in the background, her eyes closed and face relaxed.

    Pause Power

    A three-session intervention program teaching 5th - 8th grade students to assess their emotional well-being and regain control of thoughts, feelings and behavior.

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  • A girl with red hair looks excitedly at a colorful board game with small game pieces on a table, with a blurred hand moving a red game piece in the foreground.

    CMS Wellness Wednesdays

    A monthly program for middle school students utilizing games and activities to build connections among peers and trusted adults.

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  • Three people playing Connect Four at a table in a school cafeteria. Two children with curly blonde and straight dark hair are sitting across from a girl with curly red hair. There are backpacks, board games, and a laptop on the table.

    Game Club

    A weekly interactive session utilizing board games to help high school students explore their current friendships, initiate new relationships, and connect with trusted adults.

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  • Word 'Aloha' written in the sand on a beach with ocean waves coming ashore.

    Aloha Club

    New to Coronado? Join our Aloha Club!

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  • A young child with curly hair, sitting at a table in a restaurant, crying loudly with an angry expression, wearing a white shirt and blue overalls, with crumbs and food remnants on the table in front of him.

    Check Your Mood

    An annual event that encourages youth to check-in on their emotional well-being.

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  • A young girl with blond hair in a ponytail, wearing a black shirt, lying on her stomach on a gray couch, intensely looking at and using her smartphone.

    Digital Life Lessons

    See what’s coming in our new digital and cyber safety programming.

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