Help Omaha Teen CEO Reach iCAN 2024 Research and Advocacy Summit in Italy
Join us in supporting Alejandra Wells, the teen founder of Hiya, an online jewelry boutique with a mission to champion teen mental health awareness.
Alejandra, a sophomore at Burke High School, recently received a statewide award for her work helping youth navigate mental health. Now, Alejandra is reaching out for your assistance to continue her impactful work - internationally. However, she can't achieve this alone.
As a member of esteemed advisory groups like KIDS Nebraska and an exclusive invitation to the iCAN 2024 Research and Advocacy Summit in Italy, Alejandra is primed to expand her influence on a global scale. But she needs your help to turn this dream into reality.
“I’d like to share what we’re doing at Hiya with other teens and world leaders in healthcare at the iCAN Summit,” Alejandra said. “I believe that together, we can build a supportive community that empowers every young person to speak openly about their mental health and seek help without stigma. Your support can help us bring these crucial conversations to a global stage.”
- Alejandra Wells
Your donation directly fuels Alejandra's journey this July 14-20, enabling her to represent Hiya and advocate for teen mental health and suicide prevention on an international platform. Every contribution brings her one step closer to realizing her aspirations.
Alejandra's story has already captured hearts and headlines, featured in the Omaha World-Herald, WOWT News, Lozafina, Elevate Omaha, Mentor Nebraska, Strictly Business, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and the Latino Center of the Midlands. Let's unite behind her and propel her closer to her mission.
Together, we can empower young leaders like Alejandra to shape a brighter future for us all. Please consider donating even if it’s only $5, every little bit will help. Thank you.