Tehama New Hope Teen Center

05/21/2026

Update: After much discussion and consideration, The New Hope Teen Center Board has voted to change our non-profit’s name to “New Hope For Teens”. It will take some paper work for the formal change to happen. More updates coming soon.

05/06/2026

05/02/2026

As we observe Mental Health Awareness Month, I'm compelled to emphasize that today's youth face unprecedented mental health challenges. Let’s declare Wednesdays as Mental Health Days and wear mental health t-shirts weekly. I invite you to join us in fostering open conversations and breaking down stigmas around mental health. Here is a link to an inexpensive mental health T-shirt that you can wear on Wednesdays! ❤️ https://a.co/d/0hdAD7lh

04/03/2026

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our amazing community for your generous donations of food and funds to help provide food bags for our students. A special thank you to Red Bluff Bible Church for assembling all of the food bags with such care.

Because of your support, we were able to provide over 250 large food bags to students in need throughout this school year during the November, December, February, and April breaks—helping ensure they had access to food during those longer times away from school.

Food insecurity is a very real challenge in our community, and your kindness is making a meaningful difference in the lives of our students and their families.

Thank you again for your continued support—we are truly grateful!

Our Goal for next school year is helping even more students in our community.

03/27/2026

Bingo Night was a blast! Thank you to everyone who came out and made the night so enjoyable.

03/25/2026

This Thursday

03/18/2026

$10 entry
$2 per bingo card
10 bingo games. Win prizes!
PayPal, check or cash.

Looking for donations ❤️

02/24/2026

Looking for donations ❤️

01/01/2026

🎗January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month🎗

🛑Human trafficking is often misunderstood. It is not typically the kidnapping scenario we see in movies, and it happens right here in our own communities.

- Only 8% of trafficking situations involve abduction.
- The most common type of trafficking we see in our own communities is through grooming.
- Grooming occurs when a trafficker builds trust with someone who is vulnerable, only to manipulate and exploit them later.

🛑Human trafficking most commonly occurs within:

- Familial relationships
- Romantic relationships
- Online interactions - 60% of trafficking begins on social media

If you or someone you know may be experiencing trafficking, exploitation, or an unhealthy relationship, please reach out. We are here to support you. 💙

📍Family Resources
1414 W. Lombard St.
Davenport, IA 52804

📱24/7 Crisis Line (Toll Free): 866-921-3354; 563-326-6431.
Website: www.famres.org

12/18/2025

💙 Thank You! 💙
Because of your generous donations to the New Hope Teen Center, we were able to support so many of our students over the Thanksgiving and Christmas break with extra food, clothing, and essential supplies.

Our mission is to provide the additional care and support needed to help our homeless teens thrive—and we are incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together.

Thank you for making a difference. Happy Holidays! 🎄