A new way to fund one full year of — trauma-informed global healthcare reaching underserved communities in Cuba, Kenya, India, and Mexico. Ten Trailhead Hosts. Each gathering nine companions. Together we walk the trail — and gather once a year to celebrate it.
Your circle funds a year of — trauma-informed global healthcare in communities where the gaps are widest.
Our partners at Proclaim Cuba and their local missionaries remind us to stay resilient — and that true transformation begins with relationships.
Cuba faces ongoing economic, socioeconomic, and medical infrastructure challenges that create a gap in holistic health.
James Trail and support them by providing trauma-informed workshops and free medical clinics.
Our partners in Kenya remind us that building trust in relationships takes time and consistency — but once that trust is established, a deep connection is formed.
There are only about ten psychiatrists in the entire country. Church and community leaders are often the first to step in.
James Trail provides those leaders with the trauma-informed tools they need to fill the gap.
Our partners in India teach us that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to healing from trauma.
Mental health resources are often out of reach — a shortage of professionals, limited access in rural areas.
James Trail provides trauma-informed training for everyone — parents, teachers, local community leaders.
Our partners at Shoulder-to-Shoulder in Mexico have taught us that collective storytelling and hospitality are vital to creating meaningful community.
Mexico has a shortage of psychologists, social workers, and trauma-informed practitioners — especially in rural areas.
James Trail fills the gap by offering trauma-informed workshops that empower local communities with critical tools for healing.
The Circle of 100 borrows a simple idea: it's easier to give when you give alongside people you're already walking with. A Trailhead Host gathers nine companions. Together, they fund one full year of — trauma-informed global healthcare reaching underserved communities across four countries.
At year's end, every circle gathers at the annual Trailhead Gathering to hear stories from the trail they helped open.
Both gifts count toward a full circle. Both bring you into the same community, the same updates, and the same annual gathering.
Each tile is a circle in formation. Tap any open circle to start one of your own, or join a companion seat where there's room.
The Trailhead Gathering closes one year of trail and opens the next. It happens on the same weekend as The HIKE — the global day when James Trail families walk, run, and hike together — so the giving community and the moving community become one community.
Hosts and companions hear stories from the families and frontline teams they walked alongside. A shared meal. A short program. Then we step into next year together.
One year of trail, one circle at a time. Join your fellow hosts and companions for the first annual gathering — held alongside The HIKE for global mental health on May 15, 2027.
Save My Seat →Five circles are forming. Five are still waiting for a host. Whether you're walking nine friends to the trailhead or taking a single companion seat — there's room for you.