Students Offering Support (SOS), interactive informal/non-formal learning, resources, and training with local community leaders and experts; i.e. QPR suicide prevention, building stronger mental health.

Youth-focused training & technical support from REACH staff to build protective factors in youth and create group cohesion between REACH participants.

Regular, organized out-of-school time learning opportunities for all participants engaging in small and large group activities; plus, annual fundraising/community events supporting REACH Program.

A program for credit deficient high school students in Carlton County. We offer weeklong classes, camp style, so students can earn credits in subjects such as Math, English, and Science.

REACH launched its Youth Advisory Board (YAB) in the Fall of 2020. REACH’s YAB consists of middle and high school youth from most Carlton County school districts. The YAB advocates the holistic support of young people, focusing on mental health, and seeks to create stronger youth-adult partnerships to improve experiences of young people in Carlton County. They do this by advocating for restorative practices and strengthening youth voices and actions to create systemic changes that promote equality and equity to positively affect all youth in Carlton County.