Build Inclusion

There is still time to register and a few spots left!

Looking for something fun and educational to do this summer? Now introducing Build Wellness: a Life Skills Learning Series at Build Inclusion! This learning series is designed to educate, empower, and encourage teens and young adults to be more confident in navigating adult life in the community. In this 7-week course, participants will have hands-on experiences, opportunities to engage with professionals from the community, and time to network and foster relationships with other participants. The series will teach participants about a wide range of fundamental topics surrounding life skills such as taking care of their mental health, healthy relationships, financial literacy, goal setting, employment skills, and more. See the flyer below to learn more and follow this link to register: https://forms.gle/NRqsUJAjeBhtZmQV6

Be sure to register today as spots are limited! Series begins on June 1, 2026. See you there!

UPDATE! POSTPONED DUE TO DANGEROUS COLD AND WEATHER CONDITIONS. We are so sorry, but we are putting safety first for you and our staff. We will wait til’ the snow clears and make sure to reschedule this event soon. Look for our February Social scheduled for February 16, 2026, 5-7pm. Thanks and spread the word!
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your and dreams for 2026 with us at our monthly Social, Thursday, January 29, 4-6pm! ThisPartners for Youth Foundation, Inc.tive, thoughtful selves and join us for a special afternoon. Sponsored in collaboration with Partners for Youth Foundation, Inc.

Small but mighty! That’s one way to describe . We never set out to be the biggest, but we did want to be one of the best! That reputation has built solidly (over the last almost 11 years! 😅).

In addition to community engagement, employment services, person-centered planning through the Liberty Plan, independent housing resources, clinical mental health services, parent supports and more, we are now pleased to introduce our Little Pantry! Executive Director, Rachael Lanter says, “We want this to be a permanent resource, just anything we can do to help support our folks.” Beginning next year we will also have a small clothes closet for interview and job wear. Stay tuned and send us a DM if you have a need for some non-perishable food before the holiday.

And, a huge thanks to all who donated to our over the last 2 months. In addition to building our own small food bank, we donated $750 (to make 4,500 meals) to in Central KY.




ID: Group pictures of friends gathering and sharing a meal and activities together through our monthly socials sponsored in part by Partners for Youth Foundation, Inc. Also pictured, a cabinet of non-perishable canned and packaged foods available for those who need it.