Our Progams

Support That Meets Teens Where They Are

Fight Club programs create consistent, adult-facilitated spaces where teens can talk openly, build trust, and feel less alone.

Designed for Connection

Built for Real Life, Not Ideal Scenarios

Fight Club programs are designed around how teens actually experience stress, identity, and pressure. Each group follows a predictable structure while allowing conversations to evolve naturally based on age, maturity, and group dynamics.

Boys Fight Club

Boys groups focus on connection, accountability, and honest conversation without pressure to perform or explain emotions perfectly. Sessions are guided, structured, and grounded in peer respect.

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Girls Fight Club

Girls groups provide space for open discussion, shared experience, and peer connection. Conversations are age-appropriate, facilitated, and centered on belonging, confidence, and emotional awareness.

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Do Life Together

Groups are built on consistency, shared experience, and showing up regularly.

Face-To Face Connections

In-person conversations create trust, presence, and real accountability.

You’re Not Alone

Participants hear from peers facing similar pressures and shared challenges.

Who It’s For

Built for Boys Carrying More Than They Show

Fight Club supports boys who feel pressure to stay composed, handle stress alone, or avoid standing out.

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High School Boys

For older boys managing academic pressure, social expectations, and future uncertainty while trying to appear unaffected or in control.

Middle School Boys

For younger boys learning how to handle strong emotions, early social stress, and growing self awareness without the words to explain it yet.

Who This Supports

Spaces Built Around Girls’ Real Lives

Girls Fight Club offers structured, supportive groups designed to help girls feel grounded, understood, and less alone.

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High School Girls

For older girls balancing academic pressure, social dynamics, identity formation, and future uncertainty while feeling visible, compared, or judged.

Middle School Girls

For younger girls learning to navigate friendships, early social stress, emotional swings, and self confidence without always having the words yet.

What People Say

Voices From Inside Fight Club

No two experiences look the same, but patterns emerge. These voices reflect what teens recognize through repeated participation and shared space.

"I am amazed at the depth of conversations our boys have...Transparency has bred more transparency as they realize they're not alone."
Ben
Leader, Blue Valley Northwest
"Fight Club is a place where I feel safe and comfortable with my brothers...I always feel confident to share what is going on in my life."
Hagen
Member, Olathe South High School
“If I had to describe fight club in one sentence, I would say this is a really good resource for support and it’s fun to do with your friends on a Sunday night.”
Jake
Member, Chisholm Trail Middle School
"I truly understand how powerful it is for teens to feel safe...talking openly about what they're going through. I'm grateful my youngest son is involved."
Tiffany
Parent
"It gave him a place to feel safe to express hard emotions...and share their feelings with other peers. It helped my heart take a breath."
Sharyl
Parent
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Find the Right Fight Club Group

Fight Club groups are organized by age and location. Whether you’re looking for an existing group or interested in starting one, the next step begins here.

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Updates From Inside the Work

Occasional updates on groups, growth, and how the work continues across schools and communities.

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