Bravely Connected Communities

What if:
Kids felt supported
Parents felt connected
Bullying started to decrease

This is where it begins.

📅 TONIGHT | 6:30pm
📍 2385 74th Ave SE

Come be part of building the village.
We are grateful to be working with

I’ve been thinking a lot about what parents are mentioning they are seeing in our community.
Bullying. Disconnection. Kids struggling in ways that feel heavy.

Many are trying to carry this on their own.Talking to teachers. Supporting our kids. Doing everything they can behind the scenes. But what if the answer isn’t just trying harder individually. What if the answer is coming together?

I recently heard a story about a community not that different from ours. Parents started noticing the same things we are:
Kids withdrawing. Acting out. Isolating. At first, they handled it alone.

But then a few parents started having honest conversations:

“Is your child struggling too?”
“Mine is… and I don’t know what to do.”

And that moment changed everything. They decided:
We’re not going to do this alone anymore.

They began gathering.
They built relationships with each other.
They created spaces where kids could belong.
They brought in mentors and support.

And over time, the bullying didn’t just get addressed, it began to decrease. Because the culture shifted to
“We’ve got each other.”

This is the kind of community we believe Ogden can become.

A place where Parents are connected
Kids are known and supported
And no one is walking through this alone

We’re hosting a gathering this week to begin building that kind of village together—and I would love for you to be part of it if you would like to be.

At the Hub 2385 74th Ave SE
6:30pm
Wednesday, April 13

Parents matter more than ever.
We desperately need connection - because builds resilience in kids.
Rebuilding the village may be the most powerful thing we can do right now.

At the end of this blog, I share some exciting news for parents in Calgary at the end! Be sure to reach out if this interests you.

The Village Isn’t Gone, It’s Waiting: Why Parents Are the Key to Rebuilding the World for Our Kids We are living in a moment where something feels deeply off. Kids are more anxious, lonely, and disconnected than ever before.Parents are overwhelmed, exhausted, and quietly carrying far more than t…