H.O.P.E. Hustlers

Academic Support and Life SkillsProgram

Young people can get tutoring and GED help. They can also take classes on managing anger, settling conflicts and making decisions, and join team sports, team building and field trips.

Hospital Peace AmbassadorsProgram

Team members work with partner hospitals, such as Grady Hospital, to support people hurt by violence and their families. They also work to prevent payback violence.

Life Coaching and Resource ConnectionProgram

Life coaches, called outreach workers, build trust with each young person and look at their strengths and next steps. They connect them to support, including fatherhood support for young fathers, and check on progress with them.

Street Outreach and Violence InterruptionProgram

Outreach teams spot possible violence in the community and step in to calm conflicts peacefully. They also reach out to the people at highest risk.

Violence prevention and youth mentoringService

They help stop conflicts and support people hurt by violence and their families. They also connect young people ages 13 to 24 with tutoring, GED help, life skills classes, and other resources.

Volunteering with H.O.P.E. HustlersProgram

People can volunteer with this group, which runs on volunteers. People can also plan a fundraiser or give goods or services.