J.C. Cooley Foundation

J.C. Cooley Foundation A nonprofit organization providing life skills and mentoring programs for middle school, high school and young adults.

Only through personal relationships, mentorship and guidance programs can, a sense of individual responsibility BE ESTABLISH AND MAINTAINED. This connection will allow our youth the options and opportunities to gather understanding of what it is truly required to be commitments to a solid work ethics, and understanding time management and completing personal and established life goals as they ente

r adulthood for success. OCCP is committed to creating environments that foster our youths and young adults’ the opportunities for open communication in order to share their ideas among other youths, counselors, mentors and much more. This will be taught using JC Cooley 4 Cs (CREATE, COLLABORATE, COMMIT and CONFIDENCE) concepts. All of these concepts lead to the Big C= CHANGE

06/23/2026

Dr. Eric Shapira highlights how ageism can contribute to loneliness among older adults by fostering stereotypes that diminish their value, independence, and social connections. He emphasizes that compassionate healthcare goes beyond treating medical conditions; it involves listening attentively, respecting each person's dignity, and recognizing the emotional and social challenges that often accompany aging. By practicing empathy, building meaningful relationships with patients, and addressing loneliness as a health concern, healthcare professionals can help improve both the well-being and quality of life of older adults.

06/22/2026

A meaningful legacy is built through the positive impact we have on others and the values we share throughout our lives. Many people hope to be remembered for their kindness, integrity, compassion, and willingness to help others grow. They take pride in accomplishments that have improved their communities, strengthened relationships, inspired others through mentorship, or contributed to important causes. Whether through professional achievements, creative works, charitable efforts, or everyday acts of service, a lasting legacy reflects the difference made in the lives of others and the example set for future generations.

A meaningful legacy is built through the positive impact we have on others and the values we share throughout our lives....
06/21/2026

A meaningful legacy is built through the positive impact we have on others and the values we share throughout our lives. Many people hope to be remembered for their kindness, integrity, compassion, and willingness to help others grow. They take pride in accomplishments that have improved their communities, strengthened relationships, inspired others through mentorship, or contributed to important causes. Whether through professional achievements, creative works, charitable efforts, or everyday acts of service, a lasting legacy reflects the difference made in the lives of others and the example set for future generations.

Dr. Eric Shapira highlights how ageism can contribute to loneliness among older adults by fostering stereotypes that dim...
06/21/2026

Dr. Eric Shapira highlights how ageism can contribute to loneliness among older adults by fostering stereotypes that diminish their value, independence, and social connections. He emphasizes that compassionate healthcare goes beyond treating medical conditions; it involves listening attentively, respecting each person's dignity, and recognizing the emotional and social challenges that often accompany aging. By practicing empathy, building meaningful relationships with patients, and addressing loneliness as a health concern, healthcare professionals can help improve both the well-being and quality of life of older adults.

Understanding Resilient LeadershipBuilding Personal Resilience as a LeaderLeading Teams Through Adversity
06/21/2026

Understanding Resilient Leadership
Building Personal Resilience as a Leader
Leading Teams Through Adversity

One of the most important things that keeps us from being alone is meaningful human connection—the experience of being s...
06/21/2026

One of the most important things that keeps us from being alone is meaningful human connection—the experience of being seen, heard, and accepted by others. For people in pain, the most powerful form of help is often compassionate presence: listening without judgment and offering empathy rather than trying to immediately fix the problem. Spiritual Direction differs from religion in that it focuses on helping individuals explore their personal relationship with meaning, purpose, or the sacred, while religion generally involves shared beliefs, doctrines, and practices within a faith community. When working with victims of trauma, the most effective approaches emphasize safety, trust, empowerment, and trauma-informed care, creating supportive relationships that help individuals regain a sense of control, resilience, and healing

06/21/2026

Real leadership starts at home and in our communities. 🏡✨

Happy Father’s Day from all of us at the J C Cooley Foundation! Today we salute the men who are guiding, protecting, and mentoring the next generation of changemakers. Your impact echoes into the future. 🚀

Enjoy your day, gentlemen—you’ve earned it!

🚨 Calling all parents, educators, and teens! 🚨On this Sunday’s special rebroadcast of It’s Your Life with Dr. James (JC)...
06/21/2026

🚨 Calling all parents, educators, and teens! 🚨

On this Sunday’s special rebroadcast of It’s Your Life with Dr. James (JC) Cooley: 360 Health, we are tackling the biggest modern challenges facing the next generation.

Hosts Dr. James JC Cooley and world-renowned mental health architect Dr. Michael Mantell sit down with learning specialist Dr. Rebecca Mannis to break down the ultimate toolkit for modern teens! 🧰✨

We’re diving deep into:
📲 Anxiety & Social Media Pressure – How to log off without FOMO.
🤖 The Impact of AI on Self-Esteem – Finding authenticity in a digital world.
💪 Building Resilience – Concrete strategies to conquer life's challenges.

If you want to help the teens in your life thrive instead of just survive, you won’t want to miss this powerhouse conversation.

👉 Tune in this Sunday!

📍 Dallas (6pm CT): KSKY AM 660 / https://ow.ly/joiM50VmXoz
📍 San Diego (9pm PT): KCBQ AM 1170 / https://ow.ly/SuZw50VmXox
📱 Also on iHeartRadio!

More information:
- Ivy Prep Learning Center: https://www.ivy-prep.com
- Dr. Michael Mantell: https://ow.ly/kmjm50YrWly
- J C Cooley Foundation: https://ow.ly/LrJG50YrWlv

Brought to you by the J C Cooley Foundation

06/19/2026

Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved African Americans in Texas learned of their freedom—more than two years after the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation. It is a celebration of history, heritage, and progress, honoring the resilience, culture, and contributions of African Americans while reflecting on the ongoing pursuit of equality and opportunity. Today, Juneteenth serves as both a remembrance of the struggles endured and a recognition of the achievements made toward a more just and inclusive society.

06/19/2026

On this Juneteenth, we honor the resilience, strength, and contributions of the Black community in shaping the fabric of our nation. 🌍✨

At the J C Cooley Foundation, we believe that true freedom is unlocked through education, mentorship, and the courage to pursue your dreams. Today serves as a powerful reminder of our work: to provide every young person—regardless of their background—the “Options and Opportunities” they need to define their own future and lead with excellence.

Freedom is a foundation. Let’s keep building on it together. 🤝

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Temecula, CA
92591

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

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