Our Services

In partnership with local schools in Southern California, Mental Wellness 101 provides accessible prevention and early intervention services to at-risk children and their families in order to improve adjustment to and performance in school, home, and the community. 

Educators need mental wellness strategies for themselves and the classroom. Through Mental Wellness 101 for Educators, The HAVE Foundation trains educators on wellness interventions that can be used daily in the classroom to boost student achievement and support student emotional regulation. 

Sound Mind Faith-Based Therapy is one of The HAVE Foundation’s responses to the need for therapy and mental wellness education in the black and brown community. For many African-Americans, the church has been the bedrock of healing, resources, rejuvenation, and support. However, many churches are not equipped to offer therapy and counseling services for those with mental illnesses. We’re here to help.

Educating the community about mental health and wellness is an integral part of our mission. Through our education programs and resources that reach thousands of SoCAL residents each year, The HAVE Foundation seeks to reduce the stigma associated with mental health and mental illness and open the conversation about what needs to be done to prioritize mental health treatment and support.

Portraits of Purpose is a teen support initiative that focuses on conflict management, coping skills, and building self-esteem through a variety of activities. Teens explore their current views about themselves and identify more adaptive ways of dealing with teen issues.

We provide resources to parents to develop life balance, time management skills, budgeting, and savings. Parental resources include education and assistance with mental health management, financial literacy, life balance, goal setting, and professional development. Our team also enforces vital parenting skills like patience, listening skills, and stress management while offering accountability check-ins to monitor the progress of short and long-term personal development goals..

The Community Cultural Broker Program(CCBP) provides an opportunity forBlack/African American community andfaith-based stakeholders to providepeer support for Black/African Americanchildren and families that interface withthe child welfare system. CommunityCultural Brokers (CCB) assist families innavigating the child welfare system byconnecting them to localized andculturally relevant resources thatsupport child safety, permanency, andwell-being.

Managing mental health doesn’t have to be stressful. It can be fun! Co-Founder, Jasmine Whitley is educating youth and adults on the importance of managing stress and anxiety and overcoming depression. It is her goal to remove the stigmas attached to mental illness and help families feel more comfortable having open discussions about their mental health.