For our middle school students navigating the complexities of adolescence, our support group provides a nurturing space where they can express themselves freely and receive guidance from trained leaders.

The curriculum is age-appropriate, focusing on building self-esteem, coping skills, and the hope of Jesus. Through interactive activities, discussions, and creative outlets, students learn to recognize and manage emotions, develop resilience, and cultivate a sense of belonging within the church community.

Please Note: A parent or guardian of each student will be required to participate in a concurrent but separate adult group. Students cannot register without parent/guardian participation.

High school can be a time of immense pressure and uncertainty, and our support group aims to equip students with the tools they need to thrive emotionally and spiritually.

Our curriculum addresses common issues such as identity, peer pressure, and mental health stigma. Leaders provide engaging sessions that blend psychological insights with biblical teachings, empowering students to confront challenges with courage and faith.

Please Note: A parent or guardian of students in grades 9 and 10 grade student will be required to participate in a concurrent but separate adult group. 11 and 12 grade parents are encouraged to participate but are not required for student involvement.

As young adults transition into independence, they face unique challenges related to education, career, relationships, and mental wellness. Our support group provides a welcoming community where young adults can share their experiences, find support, and deepen their spiritual connection.

The curriculum emphasizes life skills, goal setting, and helping participants navigate the complexities of adulthood with confidence and purpose.

Calvary Freedom Advocates will be a team dedicated to the mission and vision of walking alongside individuals in their mental health journey. These volunteers will meet with individuals for a few sessions to help achieve three practical, tangible, and achievable goals. Whether it is offering a listening ear, encouraging support, or practical resources, the goal of Advocates is to inspire individuals towards freedom and empowerment.

Calvary Freedom Hosts are volunteers that are committed to extending a warm and supportive hand to congregants during Saturday and Sunday services. Their primary mission is to provide practical and tangible assistance to individuals seeking guidance, resources, and support for mental health needs. Whether it's scheduling appointments for one-on-one guidance, connecting individuals with community and faith-based resources, or facilitating access to church mental health services, Hosts are there to lend a hand.