Finding your soulmate is only the first step...

  
Dear Friends,

We wanted to tell you a little bit about where our program is at right now.  As you may know, our current funding stream ends September 29th BUT, we have applied for a new grant that will take us well into the future (keep your fingers crossed!).  When that happens we will work to book events in the new year - starting January '12.  However, in any case there will be a period of time when operations are down and we apologize for the interruption.    

If you would like us to contact you about a specific event offering once we have a new schedule, please fill out this quick form.  You can also join our mailing list to be the first to know about our full event schedule starting January ’12.

We appreciate your continued support of the You&Me.WE program!

~ You&Me.WE Team

The You&Me.WE program educates and encourages individuals and couples to achieve as well as sustain safe, healthy and mutually beneficial relationships for life. 

While most adults aspire to have strong, healthy and committed relationships, many fail to go the distance.  Let's face it, even the best relationship can be strengthened.

 
Just like training for any team sport, strong relationships require commitment, communication and compromise.

Take the first step.  Attend a workshop, retreat or coaching group.   We have services for couples singles and expectant moms.   

What it comes down to is, The Strong Survive.  How strong are you? 

Our program offers fun and interactive retreats, workshops and private  coaching sessions. We believe that improving communication skills and practicing mutual respect will help many couples build a brighter future for themselves and their children.

Thinking about attending one of our services?  Check out the About Us tab to the left to learn WHO WE ARE and WHO WE ARE NOT.

Research has shown:

A clear connection between couples with healthy, stable relationships and healthy communities. Adults in healthy relationships have better physical, emotional, social and financial health.

Children also benefit from healthy two parent families.  Children of couples with strong, healthy and stable relationships have fewer incidences of mental illness, tend to complete more of their education, are less likely to get involved with crime or drugs and are wealthier than their counterparts in unhealthy relationships.

This balance creates stronger communities with fewer social services needs. Relationship education is good for our personal health as well as community health.

Funding for this project was provided by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Grant Number 90FE0132/01. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families. You&Me.WE programs and services are not intended to address the very serious issue of domestic violence.  Abuse is never OK. If you feel you may be in an abusive relationship, call the Florida Hotline at 800-500-1119 (www.fcadv.org).