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Beyond 12 was founded in 2009 by entrepreneur, Alexandra (Alex) Bernadotte, who drew inspiration to create the organization from her own experience as a first-generation college graduate. Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Alex grew up in inner city Boston, the oldest daughter of immigrant parents who were determined to see her succeed. Like many first-generation college students, Alex struggled with the transition to college. Her first year at Dartmouth was tough. After years of hard work to get into college, Alex was shocked to realize that receiving her acceptance letter had been the easiest step. But she stuck it out, graduated in four years, and became the first in her immediate family to receive a college degree. The challenges Alex faced during those years at Dartmouth planted a seed for what she wanted to do: start an organization to ensure other first-generation college students wouldn`t struggle as she had.
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Improve Services Improve the overall quality of services to persons served with mental illness, intellectual and developmental disabilities, developmental delays, or chemical dependency. Expand Services Expand services to meet the needs of persons who are underserved. Promote Positive Work Environment Promote an environment in which staff and volunteers work with pride, integrity, and commitment and are valued for their individual worth and contributions. Improve Public Understanding Improve public understanding of mental illness, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and chemical abuse.