Culturally-sensitive programming that supports overall well-being We work to ensure that our students have access to the necessary support and services that assist them in reaching their goals in a healthy, balanced way. Our programs include stress management and mental disorder awareness workshops, support group, nationally renowned MH First Aid training, art therapy exercises, individual referrals to mental health providers and other need based, wellness-oriented community events.

Newly arrived refugees receive culturally fluent and language-appropriate streamlined services that enable self-sufficiency aimed toward social, economic, and cultural integration and the achievement of long-term individual, family, and community goals.

H2TF provides students with assistance throughout the college application process. These services include searching for and visiting colleges, filling out applications, applying for FAFSA and scholarships, and many other college-related tasks. Once enrolled, our team provides support through graduation.

Consisting of a diverse body of graduated post-secondary student volunteers, this committee serves as a bridge between executive leadership and the H2TF students. Having the S.A.C President partake in the Board of Directors lets this student committee provide direct feedback on H2TF programming. S.A.C also offers students an opportunity to give back to the community after their time at H2TF.

Incoming first-year students are particularly at-risk for falling off the college grid; it is a phenomenon called Summer Melt. This program focuses on ensuring high school graduates and current college students have college enrollment support when needed during these challenging times.