Beautifully EmpowHERed is a nonprofit organization providing mental health support, career resources, mentorship programs, and community connections that empower women and teen girls to build confident, purpose-driven futures.
Helping Women and Teen Girls Heal, Grow, and Thrive.
Where Healing Meets Empowerment
At Beautifully EmpowHERed, we believe every woman deserves access to support, opportunity, and a community that believes in her.
Through counseling resources, career development, leadership programs, mentorship, and life-changing events, we help women and teen girls navigate challenges, discover their strengths, and step into their full potential.
Whether someone is rebuilding after hardship, exploring a new career path, prioritizing their mental health, or simply looking for a supportive community, BE exists to remind her that she does not have to do it alone.
Our Impact
300+
Therapy Hours Supported
250+
Career Exploration Sessions Conducted
40+
Teen Girls Supported Through Big Sis Lil Sis
Hundreds
of Women Connected Through Workshops, Events, and Programs
Every number represents a woman or girl taking one step closer toward healing, confidence, and growth.
Supporting Women Through Every Chapter
We help connect women to quality counseling services and mental health resources, regardless of insurance barriers.
Mental Health Support
Career Development
Resume reviews, career exploration, professional development, networking, and leadership support.
Programs like Big Sis Lil Sis and the EmpowHER Network help young women build confidence, leadership skills, and meaningful connections.
Mentorship Programs
Workshops, conferences, networking opportunities, and empowering experiences designed to bring women together.
Community Events
Shop with Purpose
Every purchase at The Shop at BE helps fund programs that support women and teen girls throughout our community.
Shop affordable clothing, accessories, and career wear.
1701 Quincy Avenue, Unit 11, Naperville, Illinois 60540
Hours
Monday - Thursday: 12pm - 8pm CST
Friday - Saturday: 10am - 5pm CST
Sunday: Closed
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References
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