Leaders for Everyone’s Tomorrow (LET)

Leaders for an Everyone's Tomorrow (LET)

About Leaders for Everyone's Tomorrow (LET)

The LET Program engages local high school students to address peer mental health through resources, community events, educational workshops, and a youth-managed mental health website (middlesex4mentalhealth.org).

Leaders for Everyone’s Tomorrow is a joint initiative of Social Capital Inc. and the Network for Social Justice (NFSJ).

Major support for LET is provided by the Woburn Public Library Foundation. Additional support for LET is provided by The TJX Companies, Inc. and Winchester Hospital.

Major support for all SCI programs is provided by Cummings Properties.

Now Recruiting Paid Interns!

“We - youth and teens - can help each other and can also make a difference in our communities.”

2022-2023 LET Intern, Kafui Kemeh (WMHS '23)

Other Ways to Get Involved!

To stay up-to-date with upcoming workshops and events, follow LET on Instagram and at Middlesex4MentalHealth.org (M4MH)! In addition to the LET event calendar, M4MH also showcases mental health resources and articles written by youth, for youth.

Visit Middlesex4MentalHealth.org for resources and events! Created and managed by LET Interns!

Upcoming Events

Check back here frequently for event updates!

LET Video Archive

Kafui: Her experience with the LET Program
Kafui is an LET alum who shared her experience in the let program! Learn more about Kafui here.

LET Panel Discussion: Healthy Approaches to Post High School Pathways
On March 25, 2024, the LET program hosted a panel moderated by Crystal Haynes and featured four panelists – Brian Shea, Jemima Verdier, Loren Baccari, and Michael DeMaesschalck – who shared their valuable insights on how teens can navigate their post-graduation options.

LET Panel: Nonprofits & Community Organizing
On March 13th, 2022, panelists Ariana Contreras, Brian Kibler, Liora Norwich, and Samuel Gebru shared information about how they got interested in working in the nonprofit sector, what working in this field is like, and what education and experience students might pursue if this line of work may be of interest to them.

LET Panel: Youth Activism
On February 13th, 2022, SCI and the Network for Social Justice hosted a virtual career panel for middle and high school students through LET. The panel focused on youth activism, and our panelists were: Sam Gerry (WMHS ‘20) – Mental health advocate and co-founder of Kick It for a Cause, Sophia Ichizawa – Housing Equity VISTA AmeriCorps Member at The Neighborhood Developers, Philmore Philip – Activist and Founding Director of CATO:The Coalition of Us in Reading, and Sam Wilson – Director of Youth Ministries at Winchester Unitarian Society.

Sam Gerry: Co-Founder of Kick It for a Cause
Sam Gerry talks about his work as a mental health advocate during the LET Career 1 on February 13th, 2022.