Therapink for Girls

“Contributions $2371 grants $35000”

“MISC $101”

“Admin $3307, monthly operations $487, misc $64, programming $18784”

“Therapink for girls inc is on a mission to improve mental health awareness among girls through easily accessible and safe space programming. Our programs aim to minimize the challenges of prioritizing self-care as well as allow for youth to process the impact of those experiences. Therapink strives to serve as an informal and social outlet for the youth population in an effort to save lives and reduce the risk of suicidal ideation. We remain committed to increasing awareness and reducing the stigma aroung mental health in minority communities through campaigns and neiborhood events. The primary sources of support and revenue are generated from fundraisers, grants, and contributions.”

“Candid conversations is our school based program that provides safe space for middle school girls to discuss mental well-being. Our partnership with atlanta public schools provides us the opportunity to host small group discussions each week at jean childs young middle school. Youth have an opportunity to speak candidly on various topics, all associated with mental health, led by our founder & ceo. Each group session is 1 hour long and includes discussion and self-care activities and snacks. This school year we served 12 girls through 31 group sessions and hosted social events in december and may. During bullying prevention week, our online campaign included a survival guide offering tips to students and parents on resolving issues that surround such aggressive and harmful behaviors. This year came to a close with a self-care college day panel that involved undergraduates from local atlanta colleges and universities. Grants $0, revenue $0”

“Self care saturday is our community-based program implemented to promote the importance of a healthy lifestyle. It engages the participation of youth in unique and free self-care activities throughout the year. We promote several wellness activities used in indoor and outdoor spaces. An average of 25 girls attends each event to become exposed to healthy habits and enjoy present moments through experiences such as hiking and yoga. We also build confidence by completing tasks that create a stronger awwareness of inner self (such as meditation)and increase self-esteem. Finally, the program provides small, achievable steps that help the girls develop a routine inspection of personal hygiene and empower them to raise concerns as their bodies change and grow-something they recently learned through a breast health workshop, which was one of six events we've hosted this year. Several physical and mental wellness events were planned august through october starting with hiking at bamboo mountain and a kid fit strong event at piedmont park. The back to school meditation night aimed to calm any emotional distress while skits and role-playing from my voice is my power event showed the girls how to value being assertive with confidence and grace. Finally, the crafts and creativity for the self-love is in event flowed with positivity and boosted personal growth grants $0 expenses $37 revenue $0”

“Through the intern program, students from local colleges and universities in georgia go through an application and interview process to join the program and obtain direct experience working with us to promote mental well-being, while also learning about managing a non-profit. This year 10 individuals held various positions ranging from assisting with social media campaigns and community events to grant-writing, research, and program development. The interns participated in monthly group meetings (and weekly individual meetings) with our vice president who brought guest speakers on board to facilitate engaging conversations around all things career development. Together this team has dedicated over 1800 volunteer hours to complete therapinl's 2022-2023 goals. Grants $0, expenses $202, revenue $0”

“Decrease in cash assets from 2022 to 2023 $300”