Olivia Kaye Organization

06/03/2026

Jake has pled guilty and will be sentenced July 20, 2026 in Danville.
Emotions for our family are all over the place at this time.
Please pray for strength for us- especially Londyn who is still too young to understand this, but one day will.
Pray for those struggling with addiction- it affects more than just them.

05/20/2026

Mark your calendar for free upcoming community events in Putnam County.

05/17/2026

We would love to share your story (it can be anonymous). If interested, email [email protected]

05/16/2026

Mental Health Awareness Month Tip for Parents 💚
One of the best ways to help youth build resilience is by modeling healthy coping skills yourself. Children learn a great deal by watching the adults around them.
It’s okay for parents to take a time out during stressful or heated moments. By practicing healthy ways to manage stress — such as exercise, yoga, painting, writing, deep breathing, or asking for help when needed — you show your child that everyone has difficult days, and that it’s healthy to work through them in positive ways.
Taking care of your own mental and physical health isn’t selfish — it teaches your child valuable life skills simply through your example.

05/15/2026

Thank you to Endeavor we were able to purchase books that we can include in our youth kits!

05/14/2026

05/11/2026

The Weekly MIND Check- a simple daily mental health check-in activity designed to encourage self-awareness, positive thinking, emotional expression, and healthy coping skills.
Each circle contains a reflection prompt. Take a few moments to answer honestly and thoughtfully. There are no right or wrong answers. This activity is meant to help you pause, process your emotions, recognize your strengths, and focus on what you need today.

Use one sheet each day of the week to track your thoughts, emotions, and personal growth over time. Small daily check-ins can help build resilience, emotional wellness, and healthy habits for the mind.