Bring a workshop
to your community.
Schools, youth groups, and community organizations can express interest in future safety and empowerment workshops.
Discuss a workshop ↗A brighter future starts with her
Her safety.
Her voice.
Her future.
Every girl deserves the confidence to speak up, the skills to recognize unsafe situations, and a community that stands beside her.
ROOTED IN EMPOWERMENT. BUILT FOR HAMPTON ROADS.
Personal safety✦Healthy relationships✦Digital confidence✦Leadership & belonging
Our why
Safety is a skill.
Confidence is the foundation.
A girl who knows her worth deserves a world that respects it.
The Girls Safety Initiative is being developed to help girls build confidence, recognize unhealthy situations, understand boundaries, and ask for support—without shame or fear.
Growing from Royalty Brand Athletics' commitment to youth empowerment and the founder's background in victim services, the initiative brings safety education, mentorship, and community connection into one supportive space.
Our focus is girls and families across Hampton Roads, with Hampton as our home base. No cheerleading experience is needed to express interest.
BUILDING OUR FIRST CHAPTERSkills she can carry into life
Small lessons.
Powerful possibilities.
Explore our planned learning areas. Program formats, age groups, dates, and registration details will be shared as they are confirmed.
Trust her instincts.
Build her support system.
Practical, age-appropriate conversations that help girls notice concerns, set boundaries, and identify trusted support.
PLANNED LEARNING AREA01 / START THE CONVERSATION
“You can always come to me.”
Make room for questions. Listen before reacting. Keep the door open.
02 / BUILD HER CIRCLE
Support should never be a guessing game.
Talk together about the trusted adults she can turn to when she needs help.
03 / PRACTICE HER VOICE
Her boundaries deserve respect.
Give her space to express preferences, ask questions, and speak up.
For parents & caregivers
You don't have to navigate this alone.
Supporting a girl means making space for the conversations that aren't always easy: friendships, boundaries, online experiences, and asking for help.
We are developing parent education and conversation tools alongside our youth programming, so learning can continue at home.
Tell us what your family needs. Your questions can help shape our first workshops and resources.
Stay informed about parent resources →It takes a community
Be part of her support system.
Help build a future where girls feel heard, supported, and equipped to advocate for themselves.
Bring a workshop
Share your time.
Make a difference.
Express interest in mentoring, event support, outreach, or sharing relevant professional expertise as the initiative grows.
Explore volunteering ↗Invest in
what comes next.
Let's discuss partnerships, sponsorships, and in-kind support that can help bring accessible programming to local families.
Start a partnership conversation ↗A little clarity
Your questions.
A good place to start.
Building trust starts with being clear about where we are and what comes next.
Is the initiative open for registration?
We are currently developing the initiative. This site introduces the mission and planned learning areas. Confirmed dates, eligibility, fees, and registration instructions will be shared before enrollment opens.
Does my child need to be an RBA athlete?
The initiative is being designed for the wider community. You can express interest even if your family is not enrolled in Royalty Brand Athletics. Each future program will explain its participation requirements.
Which communities will the initiative serve?
Our focus is Hampton Roads, including Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson, Yorktown, Suffolk, Norfolk, Chesapeake, and Virginia Beach. Locations and availability will depend on the specific program and participating partners.
We also welcome workshop inquiries from Virginia’s Eastern Shore, including Accomack and Northampton counties. Workshops outside Hampton Roads are subject to scheduling, partner coordination, and travel arrangements.
What ages will the programs support?
Our focus is school-age girls and teens, with age-appropriate learning. Exact age ranges and group arrangements will be confirmed for each program.
Can a school or organization get involved now?
Yes. Use the contact section to discuss workshop interest, collaboration, professional expertise, or in-kind support. Workshop availability will be confirmed during planning.
Let's build this together
A safer future
starts with a conversation.
Are you a parent, educator, volunteer, or potential partner? Tell us how you'd like to connect.
info@rbacheer.com ↗Hampton, Virginia · Serving Hampton Roads
This is a program inquiry contact, not an emergency or crisis service. Please keep messages focused on program questions and avoid sharing sensitive personal information.