The Campbell House

The Campbell House empowers girls and young women ages 5-21 to overcome the challenges of trauma, poverty, and neglect through mentorship, advocacy, education, and holistic support. Guided by the belief that "I am not my Sister's keeper, I am my Sister," we create safe spaces where young women are seen, supported, and equipped with the resources, relationships, and opportunities they need to thrive, lead, and build brighter futures for themselves and their communities.

The Campbell House provides a variety of programs designed to support the academic, personal, and professional development of girls and young women ages 5–21.

Our mentorship programs connect participants with caring adult role models who provide guidance, encouragement, and accountability as they navigate school, relationships, career goals, and personal growth. Through group discussions, workshops, and one-on-one engagement, girls gain confidence, build healthy relationships, and develop essential life skills.

We also offer leadership and enrichment opportunities that encourage participants to discover their strengths, explore their interests, and develop the skills needed to succeed in school, the workforce, and their communities. Programs focus on topics such as self-esteem, financial literacy, career exploration, entrepreneurship, college and career readiness, and personal wellness.

The Campbell House recognizes and celebrates achievement through scholarship opportunities and educational support initiatives that help remove barriers to success. Our programs are designed to expose girls to new experiences, expand their perspectives, and connect them with resources that support their long-term goals.

In addition to serving young women directly, we work to strengthen the support systems around them through family engagement, community partnerships, and collaborative programming. By bringing together mentors, educators, professionals, and community leaders, we create a network of support that helps participants thrive both today and in the future.

Current and developing programs include mentorship initiatives, leadership development experiences, educational support services, scholarship opportunities, career readiness programming, entrepreneurship education, and transitional support services for young women as they move toward independence and adulthood.