Claiming Space

A living archive of strength, growth, and sisterhood.

At The Campbell House, claiming space means more than being seen, it means being heard, honored, and uplifted. This space is dedicated to the voices of our mentees, mentors, and community members who are stepping into their power and shaping their futures with courage and heart.

From gratitude letters and real-time updates to personal reflections and behind-the-scenes moments, this is where stories unfold, healing is shared, and impact takes root.

Because when one of us claims space, we all rise.

Graduate Spotlight

  • Nakira Poole

    STOCKTON UNIVERSITY

  • Lanayah Aria Jones

    SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN

  • Sade Amenhotep

    SAINT ELIZABETH UNIVERSITY

  • Makaba Jabateh

    SAINT ELIZABETH UNIVERSITY

  • Kyra Currie

    UNIVERSAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE

  • Nilah Kelly

    SAINT ELIZABETH UNIVERSITY

  • Kayla Thomas

    Lincoln Tech Nursing

  • To Our Graduates

    The Campbell House team is endlessly proud of each and every one of you. Watching you grow, overcome obstacles, discover your strength, and step into your future has been an honor. No matter where life takes you next, always remember that you will never walk this path alone. Once a Campbell House girl, always a Campbell House girl. Your village will always be here cheering you on. 🌻

From the Feed

A living spotlight on the moments, milestones, and movement happening at The Campbell House.

Follow along for event updates, mentor highlights, community stories, program moments, and real-time ways to get involved.

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View fullsize 🏀 VENDORS & SPONSORS WANTED! 🏀 Join us for the Community Basketball Fundraiser on Saturday, August 8, 2026, and connect with families, community members, local leaders, and organizations from across Newark. This exciting event will feature: ?
View fullsize 🎓 Senior Spotlight: Kayla Thomas THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE STARTS HERE. 🩺💜 Join us in celebrating Kayla Thomas as she takes the next step toward her future at Lincoln Tech, where she will pursue a career in Nursing. Kayla's dedication, determina
View fullsize You can't become what you've never seen. That's why we make sure our girls are in rooms like this. Today they connected with powerful women, engaged in meaningful conversations about leadership and social justice, and saw firsthand what it looks li
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View fullsize Yesterday, members of The Campbell House participated in the Gun Violence Reduction Initiative Re-Entry Simulation. This interactive experience challenged participants to navigate the realities many individuals face when returning to their communiti
View fullsize THE POWER OF MENTORSHIP 🖤 What if one conversation could change a girl's future? What if one trusted adult could help a young woman see possibilities she never saw for herself? That's the power of mentorship. The photos in this post represent so
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Why we don't stop at 18
Mentorship & Impact Autumn Price Mentorship & Impact Autumn Price

Why we don't stop at 18

Many programs stop supporting young people at 18, but life’s challenges do not suddenly disappear with adulthood. At The Campbell House, we believe the years between 18 and 21 are some of the most important and vulnerable years in a young woman’s life. This is why our commitment to mentorship, guidance, and community continues beyond childhood, because healing, growth, and support do not have an expiration date.

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