people's feet on top of firepit
people's feet on top of firepit

You Do Not Have To Carry This Alone

Supportive, confidential spaces for parents, caregivers, and supporters walking alongside youth and young adults.

Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

people's feet on top of firepit
people's feet on top of firepit

You Do Not Have To Carry This Alone

Supportive, confidential spaces for parents, caregivers, and supporters walking alongside youth and young adults.

Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

Alternative Peer Group (APG)

Peer-led activities that extend connection beyond the weekly program ~ offering structured, supportive experiences where participants build healthy friendships, confidence, and positive life direction together.

Youth typically begin with the Weekly Youth Program ~ building consistency, connection, and trust ~ and may also participate in Alternative Peer Group (APG) activities as relationships deepen. Parents and caregivers are supported through their own dedicated programs, allowing the entire family to grow together.

How To Get Started

Starting doesn’t require certainty ~ APG participation typically follows connection through the Weekly Youth Program.

  • Send a short message (even “I’m not sure what I need” is enough)

  • We’ll respond with next steps and options

What To Expect

A confidential, judgment-free environment

  • Peer-led activities guided by trained leaders and grounded in structure and accountability.

  • No pressure to speak ~ you can start by listening

  • Respect for personal pace and boundaries

  • A focus on growth, connection, and accountability

What Happens In The Groups

Groups are peer-led and grounded in respect, confidentiality, and personal responsibility.
Some people share. Some listen. Both are welcome.

  • Gentle check~ins and guided discussion

  • Practical tools for emotional stability and healthier choices

  • Community connection that reduces isolation over time

Alternative Peer Group (APG)

Peer-led activities that extend connection beyond the weekly program ~ offering structured, supportive experiences where participants build healthy friendships, confidence, and positive life direction together.

Youth typically begin with the Weekly Youth Program ~ building consistency, connection, and trust ~ and may also participate in Alternative Peer Group (APG) activities as relationships deepen. Parents and caregivers are supported through their own dedicated programs, allowing the entire family to grow together.

How To Get Started

Starting doesn’t require certainty ~ APG participation typically follows connection through the Weekly Youth Program.

  • Send a short message (even “I’m not sure what I need” is enough)

  • We’ll respond with next steps and options

What Happens In The Groups

Groups are peer-led and grounded in respect, confidentiality, and personal responsibility.
Some people share. Some listen. Both are welcome.

  • Gentle check~ins and guided discussion

  • Practical tools for emotional stability and healthier choices

  • Community connection that reduces isolation over time

group of people sitting on ground with bonfire during daytime
group of people sitting on ground with bonfire during daytime

What To Expect

A confidential, judgment-free environment

  • Peer-led activities guided by trained leaders and grounded in structure and accountability.

  • No pressure to speak ~ you can start by listening

  • Respect for personal pace and boundaries

  • A focus on growth, connection, and accountability

Confidentiality & Care

Confidentiality is essential to the safety of these spaces.

Participants are expected to respect the privacy of others and refrain from sharing personal information outside the group without direct consent. This commitment creates an environment where supporters can speak honestly, reflect openly, and feel respected.

Explore What's Right For You

Whether you’re seeking support for yourself or someone you care about, A Light of Hope offers a place to begin.

You’re welcome to explore, ask questions, or simply learn more ~ without obligation.

Confidentiality & Care

Confidentiality is essential to the safety of these spaces.

Participants are expected to respect the privacy of others and refrain from sharing personal information outside the group without direct consent. This commitment creates an environment where supporters can speak honestly, reflect openly, and feel respected.

Explore What's Right For You

Whether you’re seeking support for yourself or someone you care about, A Light of Hope offers a place to begin.

You’re welcome to explore, ask questions, or simply learn more ~ without obligation.