Aaron’s Place:Exchange
A place where teens aged 13-17 can come together and celebrate their unique strengths and opportunities.
Aaron’s Place Exchange (APEX) is a therapeutic intervention and mentoring program for youth aged 13-17. Taking place once per month for a couple of hours after school, Exchange offers an understanding environment that combines a teen addiction and drug prevention program with support sessions led by mental health professionals. Prior participation in Camp Mariposa: Aaron’s Place is not required to take part in Exchange.
Building a Support Network that Empowers Positive Choices
Develop A Strong Support Network
Build Trust Where It Matters
Promote Positive Choices
Inspiring Change with an Evidence-Based Program
APEX takes a preventative approach to substance use disorder and young people affected by it. Each after-school session is structured around your child’s needs, with an emphasis on therapeutic approaches to community, education, and empowerment.
APEX is a drug prevention program provided through Overdose Lifeline: a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals, families, and communities affected by the disease of substance use disorder. Learn more.
Attending APEX
Exchange takes place once per month during after-school hours.
Dinner is provided for both teens and their families.
All program activities are free of charge.
Aaron’s Place can offer a gas card to help cover transportation costs.
Locations
Marion County, In
Cohatch Broad Ripple
Indianapolis, IN 46220
March 10-12
May 5-7
August 4-6
September 22-24
October 13-15
December 2
Apex Sponsors
Want to Get Involved?
Aaron’s Place needs people like you to help as mentors, camp facilitators, and volunteers.
