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Community Outreach

H.O.P.E. for the Next Generation

Youth Mentorship • Leadership • Life Skills • Purpose

Volunteers serving together at a community clean-up

H.O.P.E. Youth Mentorship

Helping Young People Discover Their Value, Voice & Future.

The H.O.P.E. Youth Mentorship Program can connect youth with caring adult mentors and positive role models who encourage personal growth, responsibility, healthy decision-making, leadership, education, and respect for themselves and others.

Topics may include self-worth, leadership, goals, relationships, communication, conflict resolution, peer pressure, responsible choices, financial literacy, career and college readiness, community service, faith, character, integrity, gifts, talents, and purpose.

Youth Theme

Your Beginning Does Not Determine Your Ending.

H.O.P.E. Youth Activities

Youth workshops, sports and recreation days, arts and creativity programs, leadership retreats, career days, college exposure, financial-literacy activities, back-to-school events, community-service projects, youth discussion groups, family fun days, educational field trips, and Youth H.O.P.E. Nights.

Back-to-School Outreach

A future H.O.P.E. Back-to-School Empowerment Day can combine school supplies, youth encouragement, parent resources, educational information, activities, and community partners.

Families Facing Unexpected Crisis

When resources permit, H.O.P.E. desires to assist qualifying families experiencing unexpected hardships, including families displaced by residential fires, with food, clothing, basic necessities, resource referrals, and other appropriate support based upon available resources and established program guidelines.

Community Partnerships

H.O.P.E. can collaborate with churches, schools, businesses, community organizations, nonprofits, community leaders, volunteers, and other service providers.

Youth Safety

Safeguarding comes first

Youth mentoring programs will launch only after screening and background checks, parental consent, supervision, transportation and communication guidelines, and incident-reporting procedures are in place.

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