Empowering youth and families to rise, thrive and walk in their true worth.

We provide free life coaching to high school seniors, helping them secure post-graduation plans and access to the resources they need to succeed.

Child of the King Outreach Inc. Empowers youth and families by providing resources, encouragement and practical support that helps them overcome life's challenges. We are committed to helping individuals recognize their value, discover their strengths, and move toward a future filled with confidence, purpose, and opportunity.

Our impact in numbers

Graduates supported

57

Families in network

32

Support conversations held

103

Support Services

Post-Graduation Coaching

At Child of the King Outreach Inc., we empower high school seniors to discover their futures through personalized coaching that helps them navigate college, career, or trade options. We’re here to support them every step of the way with goal-setting, application assistance, and ongoing resources even after graduation.

Crisis Resource Assistance for Families

At Child of the King Outreach Inc., we understand that life's challenges can impact families in different ways, which is why we're here to offer crisis resource assistance. Whether you need groceries, toiletries, school supplies, or clothing, we're dedicated to providing essential support to help you and your loved ones navigate tough times while focusing on bright futures.

Parent Engagement Support and Education

At Child of the King Outreach Inc., we understand that the transition to life after high school can be challenging for both students and their parents. That’s why we offer personalized one-on-one support for parent-teacher and counselor meetings, along with assistance in navigating college, military, or career applications, ensuring every family feels empowered and prepared for the next steps.

About the founder

Je'toya Robinson

Je’toya Robinson is the founder of Child of the King Outreach and a board-certified Family Life Coach with a strong background in youth and family development. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a minor in Spanish from Fayetteville State University and her master’s degree in Youth, Family, and Community Sciences from North Carolina State University. She also holds certifications in Family Life Education and Family Life Coaching and is currently pursuing her doctoral degree at Walden University. Je’toya has over 20 years of experience mentoring and working with youth and more than six years of formal coaching experience, with a primary focus on strengthening parent-teen relationships and helping teens navigate emotional challenges, peer dynamics, and life transitions.



Through Child of the King Outreach, Je’toya has served youth and families across Harnett County Public Schools, Wake County Public Schools, Johnston County Public Schools, and Cumberland County Public Schools, helping students access resources, build support systems, and move toward positive outcomes. She has assisted many high school students in establishing clear post-graduation plans, with students successfully transitioning into college, completing degrees, entering the workforce, and pursuing other meaningful pathways. Her work is driven by a deep passion to see youth and families supported and to help programs serving them achieve stronger outcomes. At the core of her work is a commitment to fostering healthy, trusting relationships between providers and the individuals they serve, believing that meaningful connection is the foundation for lasting growth and success.


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