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One Circle Foundation develops and implements evidence-based youth development programs focused on social-emotional learning and trauma-informed care through structured circle-based interventions. The California-based organization partners with the state Department of Education and SAMHSA to deliver prevention and intervention services across institutional settings. Their flagship programs include Girls Circle and The Council for Boys and Young Men, which operate through established collaborations with the National Girls Institute. The foundation's programming integrates cultural responsiveness with trauma-informed practices to support youth social-emotional development and wellbeing. Their circle-based methodology provides structured environments for young people to build skills and process experiences. Program delivery occurs through trained facilitators who implement standardized curricula developed through partnerships with academic and community organizations. Strategic growth of One Circle Foundation's initiatives relies on board members with backgrounds in finance, marketing, and program development. The organization maintains operational sustainability through institutional partnerships and collaborative networks. Their infrastructure supports ongoing program evaluation and refinement of evidence-based practices for youth intervention.