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“The week may not have gone exactly as planned, but you made it through every challenge, every setback, and every moment of doubt. Take pride in your progress, rest without guilt, and remember: every new week is another opportunity to grow, heal, and thrive.”

You made it. Take time to recharge….you’ve earned it.

Summer break can bring fun, freedom, and new opportunities, but it can also mean changes in routine, fewer daily supports, and less connection for some young people.

Strong relationships with family, culture, community, and trusted adults play an important role in helping Native youth build resilience and maintain positive mental health throughout the summer months.

In our latest blog, we explore simple ways families and communities can help young people stay connected, engaged, and supported during summer break.

Helping Native Youth Stay Connected During Summer Break Summer break often brings excitement, freedom, and opportunities for new experiences. For many young people, it is a chance to spend more time with family, participate in community activities, and enjoy a slower pace of life. At the same time, summer can bring challenges that are easy to overlook. T...

“Create a life that feels good on the inside, not one that just looks good on the outside. Protect your peace, follow your purpose, and make room for the people and moments that bring you joy.”

Have a great day and remember: every small step toward happiness is still progress.

“A new day is a new opportunity to grow, to heal, and to move one step closer to the life you want. Leave yesterday’s worries behind and carry forward only the lessons. Today is your chance to begin again.”

☀️ Make today count….not by being perfect, but by making progress. 💙

“Be open about your mental health. Speaking up isn’t a sign of weakness….it’s a sign of courage. Every conversation you start can help break the silence, reduce stigma, and remind others that they are not alone. Healing begins when we allow ourselves to be seen, heard, and supported.”

💙 Your story may be the hope someone else needs today. 💙

New week. New energy. New opportunities.

Leave last week’s worries behind and step into this week with purpose, confidence, and gratitude. Every new week is a fresh chance to grow, heal, and become the person you’re meant to be.

“It’s Friday….take a moment to check in with yourself. You’ve carried a lot this week, and every step forward counts. Celebrate the progress you made, give yourself grace for what remains, and remember: your well-being is just as important as your accomplishments.”

“Don’t Worry….Every Little Thing Is Going To Be Alright”

CULTURAL & HISTORICAL CONSIDERATIONS: ICWA & MMIP — Our partner and friend Grace Johnson of the Nebraska Indian Child Welfare Coalition enlightens at the 2026 Together For Indigenous Families Child Welfare Conference

With: Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.

CULTURAL RECLAMATION IS OUR SUPER POWER
Team members Octa Geller and Angel Lieb Geller educate attendees through their general session presentation at the 2026 Together for Indigenous Families Child Welfare Conference

With: Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.

Promoting the All Nations Crisis Line and su***de prevention efforts at the 2026 Together For Indigenous Families Child Welfare Conference

With: Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.