“My biggest breakthrough at ONETEEN was learning how to understand and express my feelings more clearly. I’ve been using what I learned to improve my relationships with my family—we’re now more open, honest, and comfortable with each other. What I loved most was the chance to truly connect with others, socialize without pressure, and grow in ways I didn’t think were possible.”

Jackie

“My biggest breakthrough at ONETEEN was learning not to stay fixated on past mistakes—mine or anyone else’s. I discovered the strength in forgiveness, even when it’s difficult, and chose to move forward rather than stay stuck in the past. I’m now applying what I learned to my relationships, past and present, by taking a more responsible and balanced view of each situation.

What I loved most about ONETEEN was the community. Everyone shows up with genuine passion to connect and help each other grow. It’s a space where your background—whether social, economic, or geographic—doesn’t define how you’re seen. That kind of acceptance is rare, and it made a lasting impact on me.”

Kristopher

★★★★★

★★★★★

“My biggest breakthrough at ONETEEN was developing a deeper sense of integrity, confidence, and authenticity. The tools I gained from the training have helped me communicate more effectively with both my family and peers, and present myself as trustworthy and professional in work settings. These skills even helped me land my first job as an Ambassador for the Raiders—and now, a second role with NVCCF. What I love most about this program is how it transforms a group of strangers into a true family.”

Tatiana

“My biggest breakthrough at ONETEEN was getting to know who I truly am—without hiding the parts of myself I used to feel pressured to keep hidden. Being in an environment with other teens who also wanted to grow helped me feel safe being myself. I’ve been using what I learned to improve communication and honesty in my family. What I loved most about ONETEEN was the people—it created such a welcoming space where real friendships could form. Everyone truly understood and valued each other because we were all there for the same reason: to grow and learn.”

Leighton

★★★★★

★★★★★