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Make new friends, share experiences, and build connections that last. Join us for monthly gatherings designed to promote mental wellness and personal growth. Recommended for ages 13-18.
Each session blends interactive activities, creative expression, and peer-to-peer connection to encourage open dialogue, emotional development, and friendship in a safe, supportive environment. Program topics will include:
• Confidence & Self-Esteem Building – Helping participants recognize their strengths and value.
• Mindfulness & Stress Management – Introducing simple, practical techniques to manage emotions and build resilience.
• Leadership & Communication – Empowering participants to express themselves and work collaboratively.
• Creative Expression – Using art, writing, and movement as outlets for self-discovery and reflection.
• Goal Setting & Life Skills – Supporting young people as they explore personal goals, decision-making, and future planning
All sessions are led by trained facilitators and volunteers who foster inclusivity, respect, and belonging. It’s a great space for teens to make new friends, share experiences, and build connections that last beyond the session.
Rebuild Yourself Inc. (RYI) offers engaging, age-appropriate sessions designed to promote mental wellness, self-esteem, and personal growth among teens and young adults. They aim to create a welcoming space where teens can embrace who they are, expand their skills, and empower their future. Learn more about RYI at rebuildyourself.org
AGE GROUP: | Teens |
EVENT TYPE: | Life Skills | Health & Wellness |
TAGS: | ipevents | bb-ages-13-18 |
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Alafaya Branch has a long history of providing library services to the East Orange County community. The branch originally opened in 1965 as the Azalea Park branch, situated on Lake Barton Road. From the 1970s through the 1990s the branch provided library services from shopping center locations. Ground was broken in January 1999 for a new branch, designed to be the prototype branch for future Orange County Library System branches. Opened on February 1, 2000, Alafaya Branch was funded by a Florida Library Construction Grant.