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FAQ​

1. What is Tele-Hope?
Tele-Hope is a program dedicated to fostering hope and resilience in youth by teaching them the skills to build meaningful friendships and support one another.

2. What is the Cowboys Ride Together (CRT) curriculum?
The CRT curriculum is an interactive workshop designed to teach kids and young adults practical friendship skills, such as listening, showing appreciation, and being there for others.

3. Who can participate in the program?
Our workshops are tailored for youth aged 11-18 in Wyoming, but we also engage educators, parents, and community leaders to support these efforts.

4. How are workshops delivered?
Workshops are held in schools and communities across Wyoming in an engaging, hands-on format. They are typically 40 minutes long and focus on practical, actionable skills.

5. How does Tele-Hope address mental health?
While not a replacement for therapy or medical care, Tele-Hope indirectly supports mental health by fostering connections and reducing feelings of isolation, loneliness, and hopelessness.

6. Why focus on friendships?
Friendships play a critical role in mental well-being. They help individuals feel valued, supported, and less alone. Teaching friendship skills provides youth with the tools to create lasting, meaningful relationships.

7. How can schools or communities partner with Tele-Hope?
Schools and communities can partner with us through our tiered pricing model, which offers customizable workshop packages. Pilot programs and discounted rates may be available for first-time partners.

8. How is Tele-Hope different from other programs?
Unlike other programs, Tele-Hope focuses specifically on teaching actionable friendship skills. We ensure our workshops are engaging, practical, and impactful, leaving participants with tools they can use immediately.

9. How can I support Tele-Hope?
You can support us by spreading the word, partnering with us, or donating to help us reach more youth and develop additional resources.

10. Why is it called Tele-Hope?
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