DIB Project put together 100 gift bags that included shirts, socks, snacks, and affirmation cards to 3 local homeless shelters in the Yuba-Sutter area. We are thankful for the coordinated efforts to be able to give back to those in need.
DIB Project provided a community outreach table at the Juneteenth festival in Stockton, CA. DIB Project engaged with individuals in the community, shared stories, and created new partnerships with other agencies. Informational print materials were handed out to the community that related to topics of: Juneteenth-African Americans & Mental Health, Suicide Prevention, and DIB Project […]
DIB Project partnered with Y.E.A. (Your Empowerment & Advancement) a local non-profit organization that provides educational support and opportunities to youth in the Stockton, CA community. DIB Project attended a mental health-focused day for their annual camping trip to Camp Timberwolf in Northern California. DIB Project worked with a small group of youth to provide […]
Beneath the Surface: A Mental Wellness Workshop was provided to the staff at the FACES SF Bayview-Hunters Point location. This workshop covers topics on mental health and self-care for providers, educators, and other professionals that work with youth. Participants have a safe space for self-reflection to identify how they show up in their lives and […]
DIB Project Executive Director Tracy paid a visit to the RISE Program weekly check-in at Chabot Community College to give one of her famous inspirational talks about resilience and overcoming adversity. The RISE program was created to support current and prospective formerly incarcerated and systems-impacted students. Tracy is a great motivational speaker and has a […]
Three passionate agencies partnering together to give back this holiday season! This event will be a coat giveaway open to the public for those in need to stay warm this season. Donations have been received from a variety of sources including local businesses. Y.E.A.'s mission is to empower youth and families of color in communities […]
