ABOUT US
The Rose Grace Project, Inc. is a Florida nonprofit corporation organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes consistent with Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The organization was established to ensure that youth facing adversity have access to the support system every child deserves. Through The Bloom Circle, its flagship youth development program, The Rose Grace Project provides educational advocacy,mentorship, life skills development, family resource navigation, and community partnerships that strengthen children, youth, and families. We envision a future where every child grows up knowing they are supported, valued, and empowered to overcome adversity, pursue their dreams, and build a future filled with hope and opportunity.
CORE VALUES
Compassion
Advocacy
Empowerment
Integrity
Community
Resilience
The Story behind the Mission
A Story of Resilience, Purpose & Service.
The Rose Grace Project was born from a deeply personal understanding of what it means to need guidance, hope, and a safe place to navigate life's hardest seasons. Sabrina's story is not defined by loss, but by what she chose to build from it.
Where It Began
As a teenager, Sabrina Jules lost her mother during a defining season of her life. In the weeks that followed, she returned to school and completed her senior year on time, while privately learning how to move through grief, uncertainty, and the pressure of imagining a future without a clear roadmap.
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Prayer and encouragement were meaningful sources of strength, but there were other parts of life she did not yet know how to navigate - education, adulthood, decision-making, career planning, and simply knowing when or how to ask for help. Much of that learning happened one experience at a time, through people God placed along her path and through a willingness to listen, learn, and keep moving forward.
"Life may bruise you, but you are not your bruises. There is still purpose, possibility, and so much ahead of you."
WHY THE ROSE GRACE PROJECT
Knowing what she knows now, Sabrina understands that grief can take many forms and that young people may be carrying challenges they do not yet have the language to explain. The Rose Grace Project was created to be a place where youth can be honest about where they are while still being reminded of where they can go.
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Her vision is to provide the guidance, resources, relationships, and encouragement that help young people move beyond survival and toward confidence, stability, independence, and hope. Through The Bloom Circle, youth can receive educational support, mentorship, life-skills development, emotional wellness experiences, and family resource navigation in an environment centered on dignity, growth, and possibility.
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The goal is not to erase loss or pretend difficult experiences did not happen. It is to help young people understand that what happened to them does not have to determine everything that comes next.
Sabrina Jules
Founding CEO & President
Her vision is to provide the guidance, resources, relationships, and encouragement that help young people move beyond survival and toward confidence, stability, independence, and hope. Through The Bloom Circle, youth can receive educational support, mentorship, life-skills development, emotional wellness experiences, and family resource navigation in an environment centered on dignity, growth, and possibility.
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The goal is not to erase loss or pretend difficult experiences did not happen. It is to help young people understand that what happened to them does not have to determine everything that comes next.
A Story of Resilience, Purpose & Service.
The Story behind the Mission
The Rose Grace Project was born from a deeply personal understanding of what it means to need guidance, hope, and a safe place to navigate life's hardest seasons. Sabrina's story is not defined by loss, but by what she chose to build from it.
WHERE IT BEGAN
As a teenager, Sabrina Jules lost her mother during a defining season of her life. In the weeks that followed, she returned to school and completed her senior year on time, while privately learning how to move through grief, uncertainty, and the pressure of imagining a future without a clear roadmap.
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Prayer and encouragement were meaningful sources of strength, but there were other parts of life she did not yet know how to navigate - education, adulthood, decision-making, career planning, and simply knowing when or how to ask for help. Much of that learning happened one experience at a time, through people God placed along her path and through a willingness to listen, learn, and keep moving forward.
"Life may bruise you, but you are not your bruises. There is still purpose, possibility, and so much ahead of you."
Sabrina Jules
Founding CEO & President
WHY THE ROSE GRACE PROJECT
WHY THE ROSE GRACE PROJECT
As a teenager, Sabrina Jules lost her mother during a defining season of her life. In the weeks that followed, she returned to school and completed her senior year on time, while privately learning how to move through grief, uncertainty, and the pressure of imagining a future without a clear roadmap.
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Prayer and encouragement were meaningful sources of strength, but there were other parts of life she did not yet know how to navigate - education, adulthood, decision-making, career planning, and simply knowing when or how to ask for help. Much of that learning happened one experience at a time, through people God placed along her path and through a willingness to listen, learn, and keep moving forward.
Knowing what she knows now, Sabrina understands that grief can take many forms and that young people may be carrying challenges they do not yet have the language to explain. The Rose Grace Project was created to be a place where youth can be honest about where they are while still being reminded of where they can go.
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Her vision is to provide the guidance, resources, relationships, and encouragement that help young people move beyond survival and toward confidence, stability, independence, and hope. Through The Bloom Circle, youth can receive educational support, mentorship, life-skills development, emotional wellness experiences, and family resource navigation in an environment centered on dignity, growth, and possibility.
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The goal is not to erase loss or pretend difficult experiences did not happen. It is to help young people understand that what happened to them does not have to determine everything that comes next.
A Story of Resilience, Purpose & Service.
The Story behind the Mission
The Rose Grace Project was born from a deeply personal understanding of what it means to need guidance, hope, and a safe place to navigate life's hardest seasons. Sabrina's story is not defined by loss, but by what she chose to build from it.
WHERE IT BEGAN
As a teenager, Sabrina Jules lost her mother during a defining season of her life. In the weeks that followed, she returned to school and completed her senior year on time, while privately learning how to move through grief, uncertainty, and the pressure of imagining a future without a clear roadmap.
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Prayer and encouragement were meaningful sources of strength, but there were other parts of life she did not yet know how to navigate - education, adulthood, decision-making, career planning, and simply knowing when or how to ask for help. Much of that learning happened one experience at a time, through people God placed along her path and through a willingness to listen, learn, and keep moving forward.
"Life may bruise you, but you are not your bruises. There is still purpose, possibility, and so much ahead of you."
Sabrina Jules
Founding CEO & President
WHY THE ROSE GRACE PROJECT
WHY THE ROSE GRACE PROJECT
As a teenager, Sabrina Jules lost her mother during a defining season of her life. In the weeks that followed, she returned to school and completed her senior year on time, while privately learning how to move through grief, uncertainty, and the pressure of imagining a future without a clear roadmap.
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Prayer and encouragement were meaningful sources of strength, but there were other parts of life she did not yet know how to navigate - education, adulthood, decision-making, career planning, and simply knowing when or how to ask for help. Much of that learning happened one experience at a time, through people God placed along her path and through a willingness to listen, learn, and keep moving forward.
Knowing what she knows now, Sabrina understands that grief can take many forms and that young people may be carrying challenges they do not yet have the language to explain. The Rose Grace Project was created to be a place where youth can be honest about where they are while still being reminded of where they can go.
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