INVISIYOUTH CHARITY is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that helps teens and young adults around the world with various chronic illnesses and disabilities gain the right lifestyle programs, empowerment tools and fun resources to keep living life with any health struggles. With InvisiYouth, older youth (or our “medically adult-ish”® youth as we call them) are motivated in all the non-medical aspects of life with any illness, visible or invisible, and have access to resources and platforms so they can have joy, success and thrive in their diverse lives.
No young person with a chronic illness, disability, and mental health struggles should “wait for a cure or recovery” to thrive in their life. That’s why InvisiYouth provides these resources and programs to give life advice designed to improve tomorrows.
“Starting a nonprofit when you’re only 22 years old means that the passion has to come from somewhere. For me, it all stemmed from having my own complex chronic illness journey through my teen and young adult years. I wanted advice I could use on my own terms and adapt to my specific life and health. I wanted to know that other young people like me existed and deserved fair representation. And I knew that I wasn’t the only young person that wanted to make those non-medical aspects of their life easier…you know, the topics you don’t get to talk about in your doctor appointments. This need to LIVE life while you have a chronic illness/disability and not wait for improvements to do so is inherent in so many young people finding their voice and purpose. It’s the mentality that became my inception for InvisiYouth Charity when I created and launched the organization. I often say that everything InvisiYouth provides for free is such common sense, no one’s taken the time to provide it, and that’s why we’re here. When you think “how do I handle/adapt to this?” We want one of InvisiYouth’s teachings, glossary terms, activism campaigns or podcast episodes to come to mind. You deserve to live the most empowered, fulfilled, joyful, serene, and–quite frankly–badass life out there, with all the adaptations you want and need. I hope you join InvisiYouth’s community, utilize our resources and platform and adjust it to the way you live, and shine in your own unique way.”
Starting a nonprofit when you’re only 22 years old means that the passion has to come from somewhere. For me, it all stemmed from having my own complex chronic illness journey through my teen and young adult years. I wanted advice I could use on my own terms and adapt to my specific life and health. I wanted to know that other young people like me existed and deserved fair representation. And I knew that I wasn’t the only young person that wanted to make those non-medical aspects of their life easier…you know, the topics you don’t get to talk about in your doctor appointments. This need to LIVE life while you have a chronic illness/disability and not wait for improvements to do so is inherent in so many young people finding their voice and purpose. It’s the mentality that became my inception for InvisiYouth Charity when I created and launched the organization. I often say that everything InvisiYouth provides for free is such common sense, no one’s taken the time to provide it, and that’s why we’re here. When you think “how do I handle/adapt to this?” We want one of InvisiYouth’s teachings, glossary terms, activism campaigns or podcast episodes to come to mind. You deserve to live the most empowered, fulfilled, joyful, serene, and–quite frankly–badass life out there, with all the adaptations you want and need. I hope you join InvisiYouth’s community, utilize our resources and platform and adjust it to the way you live, and shine in your own unique way.”
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