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About Us
Our mission is to provide education and support to youth and young adults, and their caregivers on mental wellness to cultivate an improved quality of life and healthy outcomes.
Meet the Board of Directors
Nikita Powell-Cottman
Founder & CEO
Tamika Woodard
Chief Operating Officer
Kena’i Hollingsworth
Asst. Executive Director
Suicide Survivor
Paul Cottman
Director of Youth Development
Vanity Dawson
Director of Community
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Services
Walking alongside parents to help them discover ways to advocate and help their teens and young adults cope & fight through life l challenges which may be causing mental stress to reduce the risky behaviors, self-harm, self-medicating or sadly suicide.
Community
Support
We Fight Foundation Inc. (WFF) are working together to NORMALIZE the conversations about mental illnesses and mental health; especially in our black communities. It is going to take a village to get this done. We are always looking to collaborate with like wise organizations to expand our reach. WFF are passionate about our teens and young adults. Many of them are experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD due to their environments and many of them are just lost because they cannot explain to anyone what they are experiencing because often times, they do not understand why they are having racing thoughts and/or feeling the way they are feeling.
Our foundation focuses on those at risk teens, aged out foster kids and any other teens or young adults who many have given up on but they still need genuine guidance. WFF provides support, coaching, mentoring, resources, programs and most importantly love to teens and young adults. WFF want them to know they are not alone!
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It's not just about helping others or asking for help. It's also about recognizing that you need help and having the courage to get it.
