Through the steps of healing found in God’s Word, countless students have discovered freedom—freedom from addiction and anxiety, from grief and shame, from the pain of broken relationships, abuse, and so much more.
The program is led by a committed leadership team who have completed Re:generation or have spent time serving with students. Re:generation for Students requires all potential leaders to:
- Participate in a face-to-face interview with the local organization’s staff overseeing and hosting the program
- Complete a criminal background check for the local organization’s staff overseeing and hosting the program
- Review the leadership policies and safety procedures, and sign a statement acknowledging that they have read, understood, and agree to comply with policy requirements
Participants should bring at least one parent or trusted adult to the first orientation meeting, where you’ll discuss how to best support students throughout the program. Parents play a vital role in encouraging their student during this journey. While the program is designed for students to process and grow alongside their peers, parents are kept informed and can reach out to program leaders with any questions. Many parents or trusted adults find it helpful to have their own copy of the curriculum to better understand and engage with what their student is learning.
