SuperWorld
Empowering the Next Generation of HeroesSuperWorld is an active, outdoor program that empowers youth to develop necessary life skills for healthy bodies, relationships, and self-esteem.
Through engaging activities and lessons, participating heroes will discover…
- Healthy Bodies: The strength to foster healthy nutrition, exercise, body awareness, and safety.
- Healthy Relationships: The skills to nurture positive friendships, build empathy, and communicate boundaries.
- Healthy Self-Esteem: The confidence to celebrate individuality, accomplish goals, and stand up for others.
Lesson Overview
- Recruitment & Introduction
- Celebrating Me
- Building a Team
- Superhero Goal Setting
- Eating Like a Hero
- Super Body Positivity
- Gender Stereotypes
- Trusting Our Feelings & Building Empathy
- Boundaries & Communication
- Consent
- Safe, Unsafe, & Unwanted Touching
- Becoming Superheroes
How it Works:
- SuperWorld is offered through community organizations at their summer day programs for 6-12 year-old youth.
- All lessons are facilitated by Prevention staff members from the SAVA Center with the support of community volunteers and site staff.
- SuperWorld lessons take place 1-2 times per week throughout June and July. Sessions are 1-1.5 hours long.
- At the end of the program, SuperWorld participants from all over the community come together for a Field Day celebration!
- Contact SAVA’s Director of Prevention Education & Outreach, Hope Cornelis, to learn more about setting up SuperWorld at your organization!
Do you want to be a SuperWorld Volunteer?
SuperWorld relies on supportive and energetic volunteers from the community to make it a success. Volunteer applications for the summer of 2023 will open up in April. If you would like to get on the list to apply, please contact Hope Cornelis.