
Who is it for?
This program may help if you:
- feel overwhelmed or stuck
- want more clarity about your future
- struggle with stress or motivation
- want support and accountability
- want meaningful experience beyond school
Free coaching + hands-on experience for students who want more clarity, confidence, direction, and momentum.

Connect Generations Forward (CGF) is a community-based coaching and volunteering program designed to help students gain more clarity, confidence, direction, and momentum during important stages of their lives.
Our mission is to make high-quality coaching and personal development more accessible to students while creating a culture of growth, contribution, and “paying it forward.”

This program may help if you:

Step 1: Apply through the short form.
Step 2: Join a short group information session.
Step 3: Complete onboarding and get matched with a coach.

1 Hour/week for 4 months!
Students commit approximately 20–25 hours over 4–6 months, including:
The program is designed to fit around school, work, and life.

Listen how our alumni talk about their experience and the value they got from the CGF program
“Before CGF, I felt overwhelmed and unsure about what direction to take. Coaching helped me slow down, think clearly, and take action instead of just stressing about everything.”
Jessica W.“The volunteering part helped me actually practice what I was learning during coaching instead of just thinking about it.”
Ken P.“I realized I wasn’t lazy or not good enough; but just overwhelmed with so many expectations. CGF helped me build routines to break down big goals into smaller and less stressful bites.”
SamLearn from our coaches and from how they make a difference for our students.
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Yes. Coaching sessions and program participation are offered free of charge through our coaches and community partners.
No. Many students join because they feel overwhelmed, stuck, uncertain, or simply want more clarity and direction.
Common topics include stress, confidence, motivation, time management, accountability, relationships, leadership, career direction, and personal growth.
Students typically commit about 20–25 hours over 4–6 months, including coaching sessions, volunteering, reflection activities, and short surveys or assignments.
No. Coaching focuses on goals, growth, reflection, accountability, and action. It is not therapy or crisis support.
Yes. Parent or guardian consent is required before participation can begin.
Start by completing the short interest form. If the program feels like a good fit, you’ll be invited to join a short group information session to learn more, ask questions, and understand the expectations and next steps before onboarding.