Struggles & Adversities to Empowering Communities

My name is Tangela Huggins, and my journey has been shaped by numerous hardships and adversities. Growing up in a single-parent home, I faced many challenges that tested my resilience and strength. From a young age, I struggled with depression and anxiety, experiencing panic attacks that I nicknamed "crying spells" because I didn't understand what they were.

As I grew older, these crying spells became more frequent and intense, sometimes lasting for weeks. Life's difficulties compounded when I became a single parent myself, facing the same adversities my own mother had navigated. Balancing the demands of parenthood with my ongoing mental health struggles felt overwhelming at times.

About five years ago, after enduring a particularly long and difficult period, I realized I couldn't handle it alone anymore. I embarked on a healing journey, seeking professional therapy and committing to self-improvement. Through this process, I gained profound insights and tools that transformed my life. I'm proud to say that I haven't experienced a panic attack in over three years.

This journey of healing and self-discovery inspired me to help others who might be facing similar struggles, especially in underserved areas where resources are limited. I founded the Tangela Huggins Transformation Foundation (THTF) with a mission to uplift communities by fostering self-development and business development among high school students and community members.  Finding My Calling 

At THTF, we provide the tools, resources, and mentorship needed to inspire personal growth and entrepreneurial success. By investing in individuals, we believe we can create a ripple effect of positive change that benefits entire communities. Our programs are designed to empower people to reach their highest potential and build a brighter future for themselves and those around them.Together, we can transform lives and communities, one step at a time.Tangela Huggins Transformation Foundation: Empowering Futures, Building Communities