Healthy Relationships Program

What is the Healthy Relationships Program?

Family and Community Resources works with the Boys and Girls Club of Metro South and Friends and Mentors Inc. (FAM) to provide healthy relationship training and awareness activities to youth ages 12-18 in the Brockton Community.

  • This is a youth-centered, paid program where teens design and lead all content. Through peer leadership, they gain experience, become role models, and educate other youth in the City of Brockton about healthy relationships, preventing sexual assault, and ending teen dating violence.

  • We meet twice a week to talk about dating abuse — how to spot it, speak up, and stop it in our community.

Topics We Cover:

  • Boundaries

  • Unhealthy Relationships

  • Physical, Sexual and Mental Abuse

  • Fundamentals of Communication

  • Intersectionality

  • LGBTQIA+ Community

  • Social Media Expectations

  • Mental Health

  • And More…

Real Talk: Healthy Relationships

Being in a relationship should feel safe, respectful, and supportive — not scary or confusing.

🚩 If someone tries to control you, make you feel bad, or ignore your boundaries — that’s not okay.

💚 A healthy partner respects your limits and listens when you speak up.

Don’t wait for things to get worse. Just because something isn't “that bad” doesn’t mean it's healthy.

You deserve love that feels good. Always.

And there is NEVER a reason for someone to hurt you — physically, emotionally, or sexually. Ever.

Flyers made by Markayla Petit-Frere and Abigail Tilus

Are you unsure of what a healthy or unhealthy relationship is? this anonymous survey can help you learn more!

If you’d like to learn more about this program or are interested in referring a youth, please contact Alycia Montrond-Bullock, Team Lead for the Healthy Relationships Program.

📧 Email: alycia.montrond-bullock@fcr-ma.org

📞 Phone: (508) 583-6498

Peer Leader Applications will be going out soon! Here is a look a some of the amazing teens who helped out with the program last year!

Alycia and the peer leader cohorts are also available to attend community events focused on teens and can provide trainings for organizations on teen dating violence prevention and healthy relationships!

  • To arrange for them to attend your next event, contact Alycia Montrond-Bullock at the email and phone number above!