Welcome to The Noble Path Foundation
The Noble Path Foundation is a 501(c)(3) located in San Clemente, CA, dedicated to helping the youth of our communities reach their highest potential via healthy nutrition and lifestyle choices, safe and fun social activities, and motivational mentoring.
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Nourish to Flourish
Fitness & Nutrition
Young people and their families in our Nourish to Flourish program are referred to us by pediatricians, school administrators, teachers, counselors, family therapists, and other organizations working with children who need help and guidance with fitness and nutrition.
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AIM High
Advocacy, Inspiration & Mentorship
AIM High is a 7-week leadership series of Advocacy, Inspiration and Mentorship. The wellness program pairs groups of teens with leading advocates in our community to engage them in meaningful dialogue and thought-provoking conversations, with the hope of inspiring them via mentorship to pursue their highest potential in all areas of health and well-being.
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Socialization
Fun Activities Indoors and Out
To complement our Nourish to Flourish curriculum and the AIM High series, we offer healthy, fun and safe activities that participants of both programs can experience and enjoy. Whether it’s yoga classes on Wellness Wednesdays, TGIF Friday events like karaoke, gaming or movie nights, or outdoor sports like cycling, hiking, tennis or fishing, there are plenty of exciting fitness and social opportunities with both mentors and peers.
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The Noble Path Foundation

The mission of The Noble Path Foundation is to ensure a healthy future for our children by raising healthy children to inhabit our world.

Our Nourish to Flourish and AIM High programs are designed to help young people reach their highest potential by educating them on the importance of what they eat, how they move, and with whom they interact.

We offer fun and engaging social events in a safe and comforting environment; encourage creativity and leadership skills via workshops and mentorship; and promote outdoor sports and activities with community partners to broaden interests and cultivate wholesome habits.

Our goal is to provide a total wellness approach to offset the many challenges the youth of our communities face each day. We strive to put them on a path towards a brighter future and better health.

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It’s impossible to be in the building and not laugh pretty hard during Improv!!! 🤣🤣🤣Repost from @tnpfclub•#tnpfclubhouse #improv #hangoutwithfriends #comedy #sanclementelife #teens Having fun with some cool people and sharpening up our improv skills! ... See MoreSee Less

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Heeeeey REWA!!! THANK YOU so very, very much for your kind donation. You've just sponsored an activity for our upcoming AIM High Series OR paid for a full initial evaluation for a new Nourish to Flourish client. Your gift means so much to us... thank you, my friend for your generous heart! 💚...Every penny of every donation goes directly back into the programs that benefit the youth of our communities. We hope that anyone who supports us will stop by and visit us sometime and see your generosity at work! 🥰 thenoblepathfoundation.org/donate/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Making your own salad dressing is SO quick and easy —not to mention versatile— that once you master the basics, you’ll never want to buy store-bought again.I prefer the recipes that favor a more balanced ratio of acid (vinegars) to oils. It reduces the calorie and fat content of your dressing and kicks up the WOW flavors by a notch, or two! The sweet thing about going homemade is that you can adjust the amounts and flavors to suit your own preferences.Olive oil, garlic, shallots, lemon juice, flavored vinegars (red wine, white wine, champagne, apple cider, balsamic, etc.), mustards, and citrus juices are all ingredients that can pretty much be combined in a myriad of combinations - all with fantastic results. If you want a hint of sweetness, a drizzle of honey or maple syrup works beautifully! Here are a couple of starter recipes, one from Eating Well and the other from our TNPF friend, Susan Sanchez-Kuluris, from @inthegarden.life. I hope they will serve as your springboard into eating more plants and having fun experimenting in the kitchen. If you get your kids involved, it’s a great way to get them to eat more veggies! 🥬🍅🫑#eatmoreplants #saladdays #makeyourowndressing #culinaryfun #nourishtoflourish #meatlessmondays #fiber #healthygut #microbiome #loseweight #feelgreat #healthykids #healthyworld #thenoblepathfoundation LEMON GARLIC VINAIGRETTE - Eating Well10 servings (2 T/each)3/4 c extra-virgin olive oil5 T red-wine vinegar3 T lemon juice1-1/2 T Dijon mustard1 clove garlic, grated3/4 tsp salt & ground pepper, to tasteCombine all ingredients in a jar with tight-fitting lid. Shake well until blended. Refrigerate for up to 1 week. Shake before using ..CITRUS VINAIGRETTE - Susan Sanchez-Kuluris 1 small shallot¾ cup olive oil ¼ white wine vinegar3 T lemon juice2 T orange juice¼ teaspoon grated lemon peel1 T honey¼ teaspoon salt and ground pepperCombine all ingredients in a small jar. Shake vigorously to blend and store in refrigerator for up to 1 week. Shake before using. ... See MoreSee Less

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