the result is confident youth who are equipped with tools to navigate challenges - enhancing their resilience, well-being, and sense of purpose.
As educators, you aim to provide the best for your students. That's why we've created Heroes; an immersive, plug-and-play program designed to integrate seamlessly into your busy schedule.
Heroes is a proven social-emotional program designed to build the resilience of young people. Specifically developed for ages 11 – 14, the Heroes program focuses on personal strengths rather than deficits, creating a safe and healthy environment where confidence can flourish and healthy risks can be taken.
Meets up to 76% of Canada’s Health and Life Skills Curriculum
️Enhances interaction between students and teachers while increasing classroom involvement
Improves self-regulation skills among students
Strengthens awareness of personal strengths
Fosters a sense of belonging and cultivates positive peer relationships
Boosts long term mental health and well-being
our research shows that heroes:
THE HEROES PROCESS
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book a discovery call
Learn if Heroes is right for you by booking a 30 minute discovery call with our team.
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participate in training
Join our social emotional learning experts in a 2-4 hour virtual training session
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order your materials
Order hard copies of Heroes Journals for each student and gain an instructor guide to support in program delivery.
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teach heroes!
Make a positive impact on your classroom by delivering this curriculum over the span of 12-20 hours.
harmehar’s story
“At the very least, people need to know that Heroes is a life skills program, an essential life skills program. But at the most, it can encourage groups of students to have more courage and have more faith in themselves as they move forward in this life.”
Harmehar Dhillon was in the 8th grade when she was introduced to the Heroes program. Just 12 years old at the time, Harmehar was struggling with self-image, healthy friendships, and the fear of failure.
Today, Harmehar is a recent university graduate pursuing her dream of becoming a lawyer. She credits the Heroes program for encouraging her the make the changes necessary for her to live a flourishing life.
sample exercise
Experiential learning is a critical exercise that allows students to enhance their knowledge, uncover their strengths, and develop thier capacity to get involved in group settings. Follow along while Impact Society’s program director, Jordan Remple, shares an experiential activity based on the labels we give ourselves.
“It was great to have my students be vulnerable with each other and share their experiences as we went through the program. The class as a whole is more caring and compassionate towards each other.”
learn more
To learn more about the evidence and supporters backing Heroes programs, please see the following links or book a discovery call!