Living your best life starts today.
Stop pretending and get the support you need. At Project NextGen, we believe no one should face life’s challenges alone.
Project NextGen is more than a support program. It’s a community.
A safe, inclusive space where teens and young adults feel heard and understood. Our dedicated team takes a personal approach, meeting each individual exactly where they are, helping them build confidence, resilience, and emotional strength.
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Where potential meets possibility
One-on-one mentorship with trained professionals
Match with an experienced mentor and build meaningful relationships with a caring, supportive confidant.
Life-skills training and career development
Practical tools to enhance career prospects and employability through skills-based learning and courses, coaching and GED preparation.
Peer support
Create meaningful social connections with teens who truly understand and face similar challenges.
Emotional support and crisis management
Receive guidance and support during difficult times with referrals to trusted professionals when needed.
Relationship Guidance and Dating Advice
Safe, judgement-free space to talk openly and get honest advice from coaches and relationship experts.
What makes Project NextGen different?
We don’t believe in one-size-fits all
We meet teens where they are, without “fixing” them
We choose mentors for their ability to truly connect and guide teens
We provide ongoing support during times of crisis, for teens and their families
Don’t take our word for it
“Kreindy was my lifeline – her calm, non-judgement support gave me the courage I needed to seek help. It saved my life.”
– Abraham, 19
“I’ve met so many people in my life who seemed like they were trying to help, but most turned out to be a trap. Kreindy is completely different. She’s real, she’s honest. No games, no pretending. Just truth, and that makes me feel safe.”
— Sarah, 17
“Kreindy became like a second mother to me. I actually have her saved in my phone as ‘Mom’. She’s warm, nurturing, understanding, and always there when I need her.”
—Lea, 19
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Project NextGen: Where potential meets possibility
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