Sexually active teens are 2 ½ times more likely not to graduate than non-sexually active peers. The Seven Project encourages teens to develop healthy relationships based on friendship, avoiding teen sexual activity and its physical, emotional and social consequences. For students who have already had sex, we let students know it is never too late to write a new chapter for their life story.

Alcohol is the leading cause of death among teens in America. With the stresses of peer pressure, physical changes and self-discovery, young people are at risk for alcohol abuse. School programs, such as The Seven Project, highlighting the dangers of teen alcohol use can prevent students from falling into these risk behaviors. Our positive approach gives students an inspiration and confidence to pursue their future without the damaging effects of alcohol and other substances.

Often listed as a school’s stated mission includes a safe environment for students to learn. Teens use violence to manipulate and intimidate others. When unchecked, abusive behaviors typically escalate as an abuser gets older, making it essential for students to get help at the first sign of abuse. The Seven Project provides a positive approach of knowledge and awareness to avoid and to seek help.

Schools must contend with students being bullied physically, verbally, cyberbullying and being alienated socially. Working together, we can put an end to bullying in all forms. The Seven Project offers students not only ways to avoid bullying but to actively discourage bullies.

Character is what motivates a person’s thoughts and actions. In order for young person to resist the negative pressures and influences, they need an internal moral guide to make positive decisions and focus on their dreams and goals. We want to grow teens with strong character that will help them build a successful future.

Students make choices every day. The Seven Project inspires students to make healthy choices. Our positive approach provides students a confidence they can succeed and their past does not define their future.

Many students deal with difficult life circumstances that prevent them from focusing on the future. They feel trapped by their situations, past decisions, with no hope of getting out. Our Seven Project presenters draw from their own life experiences to inspire your entire school, especially at-risk students, to stay in school and focus on their futures.

With the stresses of peer pressure, physical changes and self-discovery, young people are at risk for drug abuse. School programs, such as The Seven Project, highlighting the dangers of teen alcohol use can prevent students from falling into these risk behaviors. Our positive approach gives students an inspiration and confidence to pursue their future without the damaging effects of drugs and other substances.

Leadership has different meanings for different people, but most will agree that a good leader has vision, good character, and the ability to influence people for a common goal. The Seven Project believes every student has the potential to be a leader, with an emphasis on being a leader for good of your student body. We want to help you build a better student.

Peer Pressure can be subtle and unseen by others or overt and “in your face.” Either way, peer pressure is a powerful influence in making choices. Seven will help your students understand the power of negative peer pressure and learn to make positive choices while navigating through negative peer pressure.

“The future depends on what you do today.” - Mahatma Gandhi.

We control the direction of our future by applying ourselves today. In a give it to me now society, The Seven Project inspires students that the best time to thrive is today. Through scholastic achievement students develop into leaders and create a path for success.

"You will never amount to anything." "You will never be good enough." "You will never have any friends." The way we view ourselves directly affects everything we do! Are some of these lies having a negative impact on your self-esteem? Though this topic, The Seven Project provides proven ways to overcome the mind games and develop a positive self-image.

Did you know that there are over 200 million tweets in a day. This generation has over 200 social media networking sites to choose from and we wonder why it is so hard to build “community” on our school campuses. The Seven Project will address the Good, Bad and Ugly of Social Media.

As one of the leading causes of death for teenagers, suicide will confront schools. Through this topic, The Seven Project partners with your school to help prevent and start conversations with at-risk students. Additionally, The Seven assembly can help aid the process of healing to a school currently affected by suicide and death.

In spite of public opinion and laws about the use of tobacco, students are still challenged with the temptation to use it. The Seven Project will reaffirm the message that tobacco usage is harmful to the student’s body and long-term health. Our positive approach gives students an inspiration and confidence to pursue their future without the damaging effects of tobacco and other substances.