Welcome to Charlotte's Hope Inc.About UsCharlotte's Hope Inc. is a non-profit organization located in Dekalb County, Georgia. We have recently expanded our services to Clayton, Rockdale, and Fulton Counties. Recognizing the significance of mental health awareness among youth is crucial. Our offerings include mentoring and a structured Big Sister program for young girls.
Founded in memory of our founder and President Shayana Weaver Broussard's grandmother, Charlotte, who succumbed to cancer in 2016, and in honor of Shayana's daughter, Tytiana, who shares her great grandmother's birthday—a remarkable coincidence. Tytiana battles ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, and depression. Consequently, Shayana established this organization to raise awareness of these challenging conditions within the community and to collaborate with school districts to improve academic performance. Our mission is to restore hope to our youth and foster unity among the young boys and girls in the community. |
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Charlotte's Hope Inc. is collaborating with the Dekalb County community to restore hope among families and local residents.
"If our young girls can sense our presence, our love, and our commitment, they will realize that they are not confined to the limitations imposed on them by social media and society. They will understand that they are powerful beyond any labels."
- Shayana Broussard
We've been nominated for "Foundation of the Year" at the 2020 Rice Awards. Your vote would be greatly appreciated. thericeawards.com/vote-here.html |
What We DoOur StoryAt Charlotte's Hope, we are dedicated to empowering and encouraging girls and women aged 5 to 18. We assist parents, schools, and community leaders in raising awareness about the challenges young females often face, including ADHD and other mental and physical health issues. Update: Since 2020, we have committed to supporting all youths aged 5-18 who are dealing with ADHD and its academic impacts. We invite everyone to join us in aiding our youth to manage this condition.
To fulfill our mission, we conduct group sessions that teach emotional coping strategies and work directly with young individuals to equip them with the necessary tools for success. We also collaborate with medical professionals and organizations to ensure that comprehensive treatment plans are provided for both parents and youths involved in our group sessions, mentoring programs, tutoring services, and other empowerment initiatives. |
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How Can We Help You?Our Contact InformationSend Us a MessageIf you have a question for us, please fill out the form with your contact details and a brief description of your inquiry, and we will respond as promptly as possible. We are eager to collaborate with you! Furthermore, we are looking for young individuals in the Dekalb County and Atlanta area, aged 5-18, who are dealing with ADHD or who could benefit from our mentoring program. We aim to unite young women and foster a sense of sisterhood and brotherhood among them.
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November 2017 when we were established.
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