H.O.P.E, Inc. (Helping Other People be Empowered)
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(678) 695-6688
, Inc. helps low-income single parents finish a two-year or four-year college degree. It pays up to $400 a month toward rent and up to $400 a month toward childcare, and it offers budget coaching, counseling, and help finding other community resources. Parents apply online, and the program serves the Metro Atlanta area.
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- Who they serve
- Youth (under 25)From the description, not confirmed
- Gender restrictions
- None. All are welcomeFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 8
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Budget Coaching and Life Skill TrainingProgram
Each month you meet one on one with a budget coach. You work on saving, paying down debt, and building credit, and you get help with resumes, interview practice, and job searching.
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Childcare AssistanceProgram
Money toward childcare so a single parent can stay in college. It is paid straight to the childcare provider for each month the parent is enrolled full time.
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Emotional Support and MentoringProgram
Participants can meet with a licensed counselor. The counselors work with people dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, and domestic violence.
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Rent AssistanceProgram
Money toward rent or a mortgage while a single parent works on a college degree. It is paid straight to the landlord or lender for each month the parent is enrolled full time.
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Single Parents Educational AssistanceService
A support program for low-income single parents who are in college full time. It helps pay rent and childcare each month so they can stay in school until they graduate.
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Social Services Resource HelpService
A licensed social worker meets with you and points you to other help in the community. This can include help with food, clothes, and car repairs.
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Volunteering with H.O.P.E.Program
E. welcomes volunteers with office, design, tutoring, and creative skills, and people to help at events like its 5K and 10K race. Teens and younger children can help at the race too.
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