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Mental Health & Trauma Support
Culturally responsive care, sensory programming, and trauma-informed support services.
Five core areas of focus, one unified mission: whole-person transformation.
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Substance Abuse & NARCAN Training
Education, harm reduction, and life-saving NARCAN training for community members.
Our Impact Pillars
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Youth & Cannabis Education
Honest, age-appropriate education helping youth make informed, healthy decisions.
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Workforce Development
GED support, career readiness, and entrepreneurship exposure for ages 18–24.
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Community Resource Center
A physical home for transformation: medical clinic, coffee shop, and community space.
Five core areas of focus, one unified mission: whole-person transformation.
Signature Events
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There is a place for everyone in this community. Find your path to making a difference.
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Share your time and talents at events, programs, and the Youth Summit. Every hour matters.
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Organizational partnerships, collaborations, and resource sharing that expand community reach.
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Community Resource Center
The physical anchor of transformation — a single destination offering a medical clinic, community coffee shop, program headquarters, and gathering space. Built for and by the community.
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Medical Clinic
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Coffee Shop
Program HQ
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Community space
"SGAF didn't just give me resources — they gave me a community. For the first time, I felt like someone believed in my future. The workforce program helped me get my GED and land my first real job."
T.W.
Workforce Development Program Graduate
Tanya W.
VOICES OF TRANSFORMATION
Stories That Move Us
"The mental health programming at SGAF reached me when nothing else could. They understand our community's specific struggles. I came in broken and left with tools to rebuild."
M.J.
Mental Health Program Participant