The Earn My Crown program, developed by the Priest Holmes Foundation (PHF) in partnership with Krowned Beard and Barber, offers haircuts year-round for students in grades 5-12. This initiative is designed to help students improve their social and emotional well-being, develop strong grooming habits, and gain valuable vocational skills, all while fostering a safe space where they can connect with others.
 

Program Activities

• Haircuts: Professional haircuts are provided regularly to enhance self-esteem and grooming habits.

• Social Engagement: Students engage with peers and mentors, building social skills, self-expression, and confidence.

• Workshops: Students participate in workshops that focus on communication, self-esteem, goal-setting, and vocational skills, including entrepreneurship and trades like barbering.

• Family and Community Involvement: The program includes events and feedback sessions that encourage family and community participation to support the students' growth.
   

Program Strategies

• Safe Space: Krowned Beard and Barber offers a judgment-free zone where students feel supported, safe, and encouraged to learn and grow.

• Accessibility: The program ensures no student is excluded due to economic barriers by offering free services.

• Incentives and Recognition: Students who regularly attend will be rewarded with prizes, certificates, and public recognition for their dedication.

• Family and Community Engagement: The program promotes family involvement through workshops and community activities, fostering stronger support systems for the students.
   

A Holistic Approach to Empowerment

By combining essential life skills, emotional support, and community engagement, the Earn My Crown program empowers youth and strengthens the bonds between families and the wider community.

This content provides a clear overview of the program, highlighting its purpose, activities, strategies, and impact on the community.