About Us
What we Believe
What we Believe
What we Believe
Children need a strong foundation in God’s Word to understand who God is, how deeply He loves them, and how to love God and others. They also need to develop faith-based social emotional learning skills that equip them to:
- Identify and manage their thoughts, feelings, and actions.
- Build and maintain healthy relationships.
- Make wise and res
Children need a strong foundation in God’s Word to understand who God is, how deeply He loves them, and how to love God and others. They also need to develop faith-based social emotional learning skills that equip them to:
- Identify and manage their thoughts, feelings, and actions.
- Build and maintain healthy relationships.
- Make wise and responsible choices.
- Face life’s challenges with resilience and confidence.
- Understand that many people experience learning, behavioral, or mental health challenges. These challenges do not define who we are. Rather, they are part of our unique experiences and can help us develop greater understanding, empathy, perseverance, and compassion for ourselves and others.
Our Mission
What we Believe
What we Believe
We equip teachers, parents, and members of faith communities with biblically based, practical, and inclusive resources that help children develop essential life skills and fulfill their God-given purpose: to love God and others.
Our Approach
What we Believe
Our Approach
We help children understand the connection between their thoughts, feelings, and actions and teach practical, biblically based strategies to overcome challenges, make choices aligned with God’s Word, and build and maintain healthy relationships.
Founder & Author
Sandra Robinson, Ph.D.
Dr. Sandra Robinson is an educator, author, curriculum developer, Inclusion Specialist, and mental health advocate with more than 45 years of experience in education. Throughout her career, she has served as a paraeducator, teacher, school psychologist, administrator, Director of Special Education, and university instructor.
Dr. Robinson earned a master’s degree in Special Education from California Polytechnic State University and a Ph.D. in Education Policy Analysis and Leadership from the University of California, Riverside. She has authored and co-authored faith-based and educational curricula and resources designed to support children of all abilities, including the Champions Curriculum for Schools & Orgnaizations, Champions Curriculum for Faith Communities & Home, and The Tales of Connor and Champ.
Dr. Robinson has trained educators, administrators, families, and faith communities in inclusive practices, positive behavior support, effective teaching strategies, special education, mental health, and resilience. Her commitment to inclusion extends internationally, where she helped establish the first Champions Club in Malawi, Africa.
At the heart of her work is a commitment to equipping adults with practical tools to help every child grow, learn, develop their God-given abilities, and thrive.