NFS Youth Education and Prevention Program

with curriculum provided by EAP. 

Boys Breaking Through

Character, Communication, Healthy Relationships, and Safety

Ages 10–14 | Middle School Youth Prevention Education

Specially created by EAP this is an eight-session prevention education program designed to help boys develop the character, confidence, and practical skills needed to make responsible choices and build healthy relationships.

Through guided discussions, reflection, and interactive activities, participants will strengthen their self-awareness, emotional intelligence, accountability, discipline, resilience, communication, empathy, and respect for others. They will also learn how healthy masculinity connects to personal safety, responsible decision-making, appropriate boundaries, and care for their families and communities.

Program Sessions and Dates

1. September 27 — Unlocking Strength Through Self-Awareness
   Identity, emotional triggers, self-awareness, and personal growth
2. October 25 — Play Smart: Emotional Intelligence in Action
   Emotional intelligence, empathy, self-regulation, and decision-making
3. November 15 — Own It: Responsibility and Accountability
   Responsibility, accountability, integrity, and understanding the impact of one’s choices
4. December 13 — Discipline and Grit: Building Habits That Protect Your Future
   Discipline, perseverance, resilience, and a growth mindset
5. January 10 — Power Up Your Confidence Without Pressure
   Confidence, peer pressure, inner strength, and values-based choices
6. January 31 — REAL Talk: Communication That Builds Trust
   Active listening, respectful communication, empathy, and conflict resolution
7. February 28 — Healthy Relationships: Respect, Courage, and Boundaries
   Respect, courage, consent, appropriate boundaries, and healthy relationships
   Ramadan session
8. March 21 — Home Life and Community Support
   Family communication, forgiveness, personal safety, and awareness of trusted resources

April 11 — Make-Up Session, if needed

About Elevate Adolescence Programs

Elevate Adolescence Programs provides developmentally appropriate, culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and gender-responsive prevention education. Our programs are designed for Muslim youth and families and are grounded in adolescent development, emotional intelligence, character education, leadership, safety, and healthy relationship skills.

Meet the Facilitator: Mohamed Taha

Mohamed Taha is a community-oriented student from Dacula, Georgia, who is passionate about technology, mentorship, and youth empowerment. He is studying Data Science and Analytics at Georgia State University and is especially interested in the intersection of innovation, leadership, and social impact. Mohamed has worked on projects involving machine learning, cloud infrastructure, and interactive web platforms. He has also participated in student organizations centered on leadership, collaboration, and service.

As the oldest of three brothers, Mohamed has witnessed firsthand how social media, peer pressure, and cultural expectations can shape boys’ understanding of identity and self-worth. These experiences strengthened his commitment to creating safe, encouraging spaces where boys can develop confidence, character, and a healthy sense of identity.

Whether through technology, mentoring, or community service, Mohamed believes that equipping young people with social-emotional intelligence and leadership skills helps create a more promising future.

“We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future.” — Franklin D. Roosevelt

*Photo, Media, Data Notice

Photos, videos, and any survey information collected during the program may be used on our website, social media platforms, other promotional materials, as well as for programmatic data evaluation purposes. If you do not want you or your child photographed or recorded, please email admin@elevateadolescence.com

Completion of this registration serves as consent for EAP to deliver its facilitator-led curriculum to your minor.