SPARK Club is a social and emotional learning program designed to help teenagers build emotional regulation, social communication, and adaptive coping skills in a supportive small-group environment.

Each week participants engage in interactive activities, guided discussions, and skill-building exercises develop tools to manage stress, improve relationships, and make thoughtful choices aligned with their goals and values. Ongoing teamwork projects include collaborative art projects, games, digital content creation (videos, podcast, visual journals), and more. 

Dinner is provided as well as time for homework or to chill with friends.

Self Expression 

Personal Awareness

Appreciating Others

Respecting Differences

Kindness Matters

Each week SPARK learner will engage in group discussion and collaborative projects. Each week may have up to 12 participants. 

Participants are expected to:

• Be kind, inclusive, and respectful to others, including peers, staff, and guests.
• Use safe, appropriate language and behavior at all times.
• Follow instructions from staff and participate in activities with minimal support needed from staff. 
• Take care of program materials, supplies, and shared spaces.
• Respect personal boundaries and physical space.
• Express themselves creatively and responsibly.