Building
Confident,
Resilient,
Teens
Purpose-Driven
Through the Love of Dogs
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As parents, we know you want your teen to thrive in every aspect of life—academically, socially, and emotionally. The BOLO Project is here to help make that happen.
Serving teens in Southern California, we’re a unique, dog-centric program specifically designed to develop the character, leadership, and confidence they need to succeed in today’s challenging world.
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Our hands-on approach uses the A.L.P.H.A Framework to go beyond traditional education:
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Success Principles for adopting a resilient, growth-oriented mindset.
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Goal Setting strategies that empower your teen to take charge of their future.
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Leadership Training that builds the courage to influence positively and stand out.
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Financial Literacy to equip them with lifelong money management skills.
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Service Projects that instill empathy and a sense of purpose through giving back.
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Collaborative Teamwork: Teens will develop meaningful friendships and learn the value of working together, building a strong sense of community through shared experiences with their peers.
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This program doesn’t just teach skills—it transforms how teens see themselves and the world, helping them master stress, overcome anxiety, and build the resilience needed for life’s challenges. With the support of our canine companions, The BOLO Project provides a safe space for your teen to grow and flourish, turning obstacles into opportunities for personal growth.
*Program meets college admissions standards for leadership, service hours, and extracurricular activities
2025 Spring High School Session
Registration is now open!
We’re excited to announce that our Spring 2025 program will be hosted at Los Alamitos High School in partnership with the Los Alamitos Education Foundation (LAEF). Registration for this session is handled through the LAEF website.
Spots are limited, so secure your teen’s place today!
If you have any questions about the program or registration process, feel free to email gila@theboloproject.org