Calebs Kids

Calebs Kids Our work is catered to Metro-Detroit Area youth grades 4 – 12. Who is Caleb? Caleb Jamal Snow was a loving father, son, brother, and friend.

We positively impact su***de rates by providing tools, resources, educational materials, workshops, and other support for mental health awareness and su***de prevention. After struggling with months of depression, Caleb ended his life on Friday, November 6th, 2015, at the young age of 22. Caleb left behind two children and a host of family and friends for which he cared deeply. This foundation was created to honor his life and the legacy he left behind.

10/13/2026

A little teamwork, a little creativity, and a whole lot of bread! 🍞💚

Our staff and new interns came together at The Flavor Lab for a fun team-building experience. We’re excited to keep growing, connecting, making an impact together and eating lots of yummy bread!
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We’re raising awareness, recognizing the warning signs, and sharing resources to help those impacted by domestic violenc...
10/12/2026

We’re raising awareness, recognizing the warning signs, and sharing resources to help those impacted by domestic violence. Swipe to learn more. You are not alone, and support is available. 💜
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Your voice matters. Your identity deserves to be celebrated. Your confidence deserves room to grow. ✨🪩💗Join Caleb’s Kids...
10/07/2026

Your voice matters. Your identity deserves to be celebrated. Your confidence deserves room to grow. ✨🪩💗

Join Caleb’s Kids for “Walking in Your Power”—a FREE Pampering Series evening for women and girls of all ages!

Customize a tote bag, create bag charms and keychains, and decorate an affirmation mirror while connecting with community and celebrating what makes you, YOU.

📅 Friday, October 23
🕕 6–8 PM | Dinner begins at 5:30 PM
📍 Durfee Innovation Society
2470 Collingwood St., Detroit, MI 48206

Registration required! Sign up at
www.calebskids.org/programs 💕

10/06/2026

Showing up for our community starts with taking care of ourselves, too. 💚 Here’s how the CK team makes time to unplug, unwind, and reset.

10/05/2026

Depression doesn’t always look like sadness. 💛

A smile, a full schedule, or an “I’m fine” doesn’t tell someone’s whole story. What we see on the outside may be only a small part of what they’re carrying.

As we begin October, Caleb’s Kids is focusing this week on depression awareness—creating space for honest conversations and reminding our community that you don’t have to look like you’re struggling to deserve support.

Check in beyond the surface. Make room for an honest answer. Listen with care.

And if this feels familiar, your feelings matter—even when others can’t see them. You deserve to be heard and supported. 💛

10/01/2026

A little pink, a lot of creativity, and a whole room of girl power! 💕✨

A look back at our Girls Glow & Grow event—a day filled with self-care, connection, and confidence-building! 🎀

From hands-on creations and hair care to affirmation boards and group bonding, our girls celebrated their unique strengths while making memories together. 💗

Here’s to growing confidence, building friendships, and letting our girls shine! ✨

09/30/2026

This past Friday, September 25th, our CEO had the honor of serving as the Keynote Speaker for the City of Flint’s three-day Su***de Prevention & Awareness Event. 💜🩵

This particular gathering was thoughtfully curated for Survivors of Su***de Loss and helped to create a space to remember, reflect, heal, and honor the lives of loved ones lost to su***de.

Through a message rooted in both personal experience and hope, her words offered encouragement, connection, and a reminder that grief has no timeline and no single path. Attendees also received “A Light I Carry” remembrance bags as a tangible way to continue honoring the love, memories, and light of those they carry with them.

We are grateful to the City of Flint, Flint Mayor Sheldon A. Neely, City of Flint Michelle Scott, Program Manager Community Violence Intervention and Prevention, Sponsors, and Other Instrumental Voices, for creating space for such an important conversation and for inviting Kiesha and Caleb’s Kids to be a part of this impactful event.

***dePreventionMonth

Sometimes the most important thing we can do is simply listen, stay present, and remind someone they don’t have to face ...
09/29/2026

Sometimes the most important thing we can do is simply listen, stay present, and remind someone they don’t have to face it alone.

If someone tells you they’re struggling:
🗣️ Listen without judgment
💬 Ask how you can support them
🤝 Stay connected and follow up
📲 Help them connect with a trusted person or professional
❤️ Take any mention of su***de seriously

You don’t have to have all the answers. Being there can make a difference. 🩵💜💙
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***depreventionmonth

09/24/2026

Consider this your official sneak peek 👀🎀 We’ve been working behind the scenes to make Glow & Grow a day our girls won’t forget. See you Saturday! ✨💕

Checking in isn’t just asking, “You good?”It’s slowing down.It’s asking again.It’s listening without trying to fix every...
09/22/2026

Checking in isn’t just asking, “You good?”

It’s slowing down.
It’s asking again.
It’s listening without trying to fix everything.
It’s letting someone know, “I’m here.”

September is Su***de Prevention Month.
Check in. Check again. Stay connected.
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***depreventionmonth

Address

2470 Collingwood Street
Detroit, MI
48206

Telephone

(313) 437-1609

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