Highland Clubhouse
Highland Clubhouse is a community home dedicated to youth development, wellness, entrepreneurship, and family stability. Our programs blend mentoring, creative learning, healing practices, community exchange, and supportive services. Together, they create a place where girls, women, and families can grow, reconnect, and rebuild.
Program Kitchen
Program Kitchen is Highland Clubhouse’s food-entrepreneur space where community meets opportunity. We help emerging food entrepreneurs learn the basics of food safety, menu development, vending, and small-scale food business operations. Our kitchen provides a supportive environment for hands-on learning, workshops, ServSafe preparation, and step-by-step guidance for people who want to turn their ideas into real, viable food ventures.
Members gain access to training, pop-up support, event vending opportunities, and practical mentorship designed to help them build confidence, skill, and income. Program Kitchen is where passion becomes a plan and where community lifts each other up.
Wish Mentoring
Since 2014, this program—guided by Clubhouse co-founder Keyona Dunn—has offered yoga, mentoring, leadership activities, and creative youth experiences.
Explore the current class schedule, events, and membership opportunities below.
Community Advocates
Support Group
A group designed to help the helpers. This is a group for BIPOC and female nonprofit founders, leaders of community projects, and socially-minded businesses. We meet monthly to delve into a group-selected topic or guest speaker, and provide a bi-weekly newsletter full of resources for support in areas of law, accounting, marketing, funding, and more.
Time Banking
At Highland Clubhouse, Time Banking is our community-exchange initiative where everyone’s time is valued equally. When you give one hour of your time to help another — whether tutoring a child, assisting with event prep, mentoring a teen, or sharing a skill — you earn one time credit. That credit can be redeemed when you need help or want to give back in a different way.
This relational economy builds connection, trust, and mutual support across our community. No money changes hands — only time, service, and shared growth.
Through Time Banking we strengthen our community fabric, acknowledge everyone’s value, and ensure help is accessible and equitable.
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING (Ages 18–24)
The Transitional Housing Program at Highland Clubhouse provides a safe, stable, and supportive home for young adults ageS 18-24 who are working to rebuild their lives. Our environment offers structure, accountability, and community giving residents the space and support they need to focus on healing, stability, and long-term goals.
Residents receive guidance, life-skills support, and connections to community resources as they work toward employment, education, recovery, housing security, or family reunification.
Our approach is rooted in dignity, respect, and compassion. Every young adult is met with encouragement and the tools they need to move forward with confidence.