Finding Community, Then Giving It Back
Kaydence first connected with OhanaHC during a time of transition at Wilde Lake High School. What she found was a sense of community and people who helped her feel supported.
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Serapher joined OhanaHC as a 10th grader at Oakland Mills High School and stayed connected through graduation.
Over the years, she grew alongside her mentors and the larger OhanaHC community, building relationships that supported her through high school and into what came next. Her journey reflects the power of consistency, growth, and community.
After graduating from Oakland Mills, Serapher was accepted to Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, where she began her college journey in fall 2025.
Her Ohana is still right there with her, cheering her on every step of the way.
Kaydence first connected with OhanaHC during a time of transition at Wilde Lake High School. What she found was a sense of community and people who helped her feel supported.
A young person can find the right job, training program, class, internship, appointment, or community event and still face one very practical question: How am I going to get there?
Sometimes mentoring looks like a deep conversation. Sometimes it looks like four young people piling into a car for an Orioles game.
Somebody told a ninth grader about OhanaHC. If you know a young person in Howard County who could use more adults in their corner, connect us.