We live in a world characterized by brokenness and mental health struggles amongst individuals and communities desperately in need of joy. Mental Health crisis are rampant, burn out is common, people are surviving, when we’re designed for so much more.
Increasing joy amongst individuals and communities through random acts of kindness while equipping and training on strategic brain skills is the solution.
Through Joy Makers Project, Kailey is working to better understand the significance of joy and training individuals and groups skills guaranteed to increase joy within oneself and existing communities.
We seek to emphasize the importance of never underestimating what one act of kindness can do, one act of "glad to see you smile" can do, to impact someone, or even change the trajectory of someone’s life for the better.
Joy is for the inside and the outside of the margins, for the weak and for the strong, the healed and the broken, the young and the old, all are invited into a more joy filled, satisfying life.
Though Joy Makers Project continues to evolve, it remains a voice in individuals, families, business, and church lives, modeling the power and importance of experiencing and spreading joy wherever one goes.