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Hope 4 Tomorrow Assembly
Prevention. Connection. Support.
Training and equipping today’s youth to handle the stress, trauma, and pressures facing them.
Available in
Montgomery County
Assemblies can also be
scheduled in other counties
What is the Hope 4 Tomorrow Assembly?
This assembly is designed to educate students about mental health and suicide. While seeing real-life examples, students will have the opportunity to learn skills that bolster their wellness and empower them to ask for help for themselves or someone else. Students are engaged in interactive activities such as games, volunteer opportunities, and polls. The assembly will also provide resources available to students in the school and community.
The assembly strives to be flexible and accessible for all schools.
Time
For a designated speaker, we ask that 1 hour and 30 minutes be allotted. This gives the speaker enough time to tell a robust story and include the interactive portion of the assembly. The assembly can also be delivered in a 45 minute to 1 hour window. This does not allow time for a designated speaker, but the assembly will still feature lived experiences and contain the interactive activities.
Cost
The Hope 4 Tomorrow Assembly does come with a cost. It is dependent on location of the school, with or without a speaker, and time. This cost will be determined individually with each school. H4T is committed to making this affordable for everyone.
Values and Outcomes for Students
- An engaging atmosphere.
- A unique educational experience.
- Interactive activities.
- Opportunity to be more aware of subjects like mental health and suicide.
- Empowerment to support fellow students.
Schools Can Expect
- Live anonymous data from students in the assembly.
- Educational skills for students.
- Awareness of resources in the school and community.
- Further partnership around mental health awareness.
Interested in hosting a Hope 4 Tomorrow Assembly at your school?
Contact Ty Williams to schedule presentations, events and collaboration.
Meet Ty
Tyrone (Ty) Williams serves as the Crisis Community Liaison and Trainer at Access Services. In this role, Ty facilitates Hope 4 Tomorrow assemblies and supports the Mobile Crisis program at community events. Additionally, Ty provides Mental Health and Prevention trainings (Mental Health First Aid, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer)) at colleges, high schools and other organizations in Montgomery County, PA. Ty is a member of the Montgomery County Suicide Prevention Task Force and serves as Co-chairman of Access Services’ Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
Ty’s professional journey started as a high school social studies teacher in a small town in North Carolina. After 3 years of being in the classroom, he was afforded the opportunity to begin studying at Lancaster Bible College (formerly Capital Bible Seminary). After completing his studies at LBC, Ty went on to spend the next 7 years serving as a leader in the church and para church community. Ty holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Professional History and a Masters of Arts Degree in Christian Counseling and Discipleship.
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