“Caring for the Carers” is one of the principles that our Kaleidoscope Connect full-color framework teaches, and it is represented by the color Indigo.

Kaleidoscope ConnectTina HamiltonJanuary 8, 2017Kaleidoscope Connect, Youth Resiliency, Web of Support

3 Tips to Prevent or Reduce Bullying

Bullies are perfect examples of labeling, where we have lost focus of their positive traits. Instead of looking at what’s wrong with students, we should look at – and amplify – what’s right.

Kaleidoscope ConnectTina HamiltonDecember 10, 2016Kaleidoscope Connect, Bullying, Web of Support, Youth Resiliency

Why Kaleidoscope Connect Matters

For nearly a decade, Jennie “JenJen” McLean has been involved with Kaleidoscope Connect. "I've witnessed quiet, reluctant, and vulnerable kids walk into a Phlight Club looking terrified. Within hours, these same kids have bonded with their peers, made friends and connected with Anchors."

Kaleidoscope ConnectTina HamiltonDecember 6, 2016Kaleidoscope Connect, social emotional competencies, Student Resiliency, youth resiliency, Bullying, Web of Support

From Shy Kid to Community Leader - How PHlight Club Helped Gerald Shine

PHlight Club changed me. My web of support is stronger than ever, I am connected to people, and I feel loved and supported.

Kaleidoscope ConnectTina HamiltonSeptember 1, 2016Kaleidoscope Connect, Youth Resiliency, Web of Support, Phlight Club

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