CORRAL Riding Academy and Triangle Land Conservancy Forge Partnership to Expand Mission
CORRAL and TLC continue their ongoing partnership to expand the mission through a common goal of serving the needs of the community effectively.
View from the inside. Beautiful businesswoman trying her new car in the automobile salon.
Can you get them here?
Many of our CORRAL participants don’t have access to all of the resources that are available to other kids. Right now, we are seeing a serious need for support with…
The Sankofa Award
As we “wrap up” (since Black History is 365 days a year) our celebrations for Black History Month, we are honored and proud to announce our first-ever Sankofa Award Winner,…
Student says, “Something has to be done!”
Drugs, violence, and racism are the reasons many students today are struggling to succeed. Below is a letter from one of our students addressing the very real fears that students…
Social Media’s Role in Emotional Wellness
With hectic schedules, devices pinging us from every direction, and modern life becoming increasingly uncertain, it's more crucial than ever to maintain a sense of calm and balance. Emotional Wellness…
Not Your Grandma’s School Lunch
As I mentioned in my last blog post, I was a high school teacher before I became a registered dietitian. When I started my career as a dietitian, I wanted…
Plate to the Classroom: Giving A Teenager’s Brain What It Needs
Fun fact - before I became a Registered Dietitian, I was a high school science teacher. I absolutely loved teaching high school. I was, and still am, convinced that investing…
BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month
July is National Minority Health Month, also known as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Mental Health Awareness Month. The US House of Representatives proclaimed July as this special…
Living with Anxiety and Depression
You might be wondering, “What in the world are anxiety and depression?” I'm here to tell you first hand what they’re like from a personal level. I have suffered from…
Recovery is Possible
I grew up being bullied severely. They would call me fat, not good enough, and laugh at my speech impairment. They would mock me for my anxiety, calling me a…