
The Compass Project
At The Compass Project, we offer free, compassionate psychological and sociological care to help at-risk youth find stability, healing, and a path forward.

At the Compass Project, we provide free therapy and financial assistance for therapy services to at-risk children and teens who have faced unimaginable challenges. Many of the young people we support have experienced deep loss, neglect, or abuse - traumas that can shape their futures if left unaddressed. We’re here to ensure they don’t have to navigate that journey alone.
We believe every child deserves access to healing, regardless of their family’s financial situation. That’s why we remove barriers to care - either by offering therapy at no cost or helping families cover the cost of professional support.
Our network of compassionate therapists and support specialists works closely with families, educators, and community partners to deliver personalized care. By understanding each child’s unique story, we create tailored therapy plans that transform pain into resilience and challenges into growth.
Healing isn’t always easy, but with the right support, it’s always possible. Through empathy, expertise, and unwavering commitment, we help children rediscover hope and build brighter, healthier futures.
Join us in making a difference - because every child deserves to feel seen, supported, and empowered.
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This program delivers free, trauma-informed therapeutic and support services for adolescents in the foster care system, integrating individual, group, family, and caregiver-focused interventions to strengthen emotional regulation, attachment, resilience, and long-term stability. By supporting both youth and caregivers, the program fosters consistent, healing environments where meaningful and sustainable change can take root.
Therapeutic Services
Individual Therapy
Personalized, trauma-informed one-on-one therapy helping youth process experiences, regulate emotions, and build hope for the future.
Group Therapy
Structured peer-based groups using experiential, creative, and community activities to build social skills, resilience, and identity.
Family Therapy
Relationship-focused therapy supporting youth, house parents, and families to strengthen attachment, communication, and trust.








