Program Director Stephanie Robinson
Stephanie Robinson is the Founder, Program Director, and Visionary behind the Fresh Sense Initiative, a program of the I AM INVISIBLE BULLYING AND SUICIDE 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. She is a compassionate Human Services professional, community advocate, and volunteer dedicated to improving the lives of children, youth, and families.
Stephanie's passion for serving others is rooted in both her personal and professional experiences. As a youth who experienced the child welfare system, she developed a deep understanding of the challenges many children and families face. With more than eight years of professional experience in the Human Services sector as a Youth Support Partner and Independent Living Counselor, she has supported youth and families through advocacy, behavioral health services, life skills education, essential resources, and community-based services. She currently serves students within the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System while pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Human Services at Walden University.
As a mother of elementary-aged children, Stephanie understands the importance of teaching healthy habits early. Through both her professional experience and motherhood, she has witnessed how access to hygiene education, essential resources, and positive self-care practices can improve a child's confidence, health, and ability to be fully present in the classroom.
Inspired by these experiences, Stephanie founded the Fresh Sense Initiative to equip children and young adults with the hygiene fundamentals, education, and resources needed to build healthy habits and lifelong self-care skills. By partnering with schools, families, and community organizations, Fresh Sense empowers youth to build the confidence and knowledge they need to support their overall well-being, academic success, and future independence.
"The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members,"-Coretta Scott King
The Fresh Sense Initiative is a core program of I AM INVISIBLE BULLYING AND SUICIDE, created to provide children and young adults with essential hygiene items that promote confidence, dignity, and a positive school experience. Through this initiative, we assemble and distribute hygiene kits containing toothbrushes, toothpaste, floss, tongue scrubbers, combs, brushes, lotion, deodorant, soap, body wash, washcloths, laundry pods, wipes, acne supports, feminine products, chap stick, and privacy bags. As one of the organization’s youth‑support programs, Fresh Sense ensures that children and teens facing social, emotional, or financial challenges have access to the basic care items they need to feel secure, supported, and ready to succeed each day.
According to the National Center for Education Statistics (2024b), students who are bullied for personal characteristics report being targeted most frequently for their appearance (32.7%) — a category that includes hygiene‑related issues. This makes appearance‑based bullying the leading form of personal‑characteristic bullying, occurring more often than bullying related to race (13%), disability (9.7%), ethnic origin (9.4%), gender (9.2%), sexual orientation (8.9%), or religion (5.8%). These findings highlight how essential hygiene access is in reducing appearance‑based bullying and supporting students’ confidence, dignity, and sense of belonging.
We are deeply grateful for the support of Mrs. Angel of Clarksville, The Salvation Army of Clarksville, and YAIPak Outreach, whose generous donations of hygiene kits and privacy bags strengthen our mission to serve youth in need. Their commitment to compassion and community care helps us promote dignity, confidence, and belonging for every child we reach.
We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to Allstate – The Goines Agency, our valued community partner, whose collaboration at the Allstate Community Festival 2026 helped us connect with families, share resources, and expand awareness of our youth programs. With more than 950 attendees, the festival became a powerful space for community connection. Youth volunteers helped fill hygiene bags with care, demonstrating leadership and pride in serving their peers. Our photos also show youth of all abilities participating in the event, including a child in a wheelchair whose presence reflects our commitment to creating inclusive, accessible spaces for every young person. Every image captures a moment of connection — children receiving support, families learning about our mission, and volunteers standing proudly behind the work that makes dignity possible. Together, we are building a community where every young person feels seen, valued, and supported.