A community of care is any group of individuals who support each other’s wellbeing, act in ways that foster hospitality, acceptance, and inclusivity, co-create and abide by mutual agreements (covenant), and have a process of repair when needed.

We can be in right relationship with ourselves, other people, a divine source, plants, animals and the earth. We can flow in and out of right relationship. As Unitarian Universalists we believe there are endless opportunities to get back in right relationship if we fall out.

Our Whole Lives Facilitator Training for Junior/Senior High Ages will be offered at First Unitarian Church of Wilmington 730 Halstead Rd Wilmington, DE 19803, on July 21-22, 2023, IN PERSON

The Young UU Project began in 2020 as a way for young UUs to keep in touch with each other and their faith during the pandemic

UUA staff presentation to support religious professionals in orienting youth ministry volunteers that includes group discussions following videos. Youth adult partnerships, roles and relationships, covenant, community building and safety are covered

Youth and Young Adults can get a scholarship to attend GA in the form of a discount code they apply during the registration process.

The Faith Lab Toolbox series contains videos, songs, activities and quotes on a variety of themes for you to draw from for consistent faith engagement with young UUs. This page is dedicated to the Covenanting Toolbox on building, sustaining and repairing covenants.

Multigenerational drop In spaces with monthly themes and guest youth and adult hosts: Youth Advising, Leadership, Worship Arts, Pastoral Care, Justice, and Multicultural Transformation.

The Office of Lifespan Faith Engagement invites both bridging youth and receiving congregations to join the Bridging Youth Hospitality Network by completing this survey.