Hope U Foundation

atistics, the outcome is bleak for these unfortunate young adults.

-45% will drop out of high school
-51% will be unemployed
-50% will be homeless
-25% will be incarcerated

Hope U Foundation was created to aid both young women and young men, between the ages of eighteen and twenty-six to attain autonomy by teaching them to realize goals and meet their needs in a healthy, responsible, and productive manner. Our program will help young people develop self-esteem, obtain basic survival skills, improve social and leadership skills, and promote community and peer support networks. We have 5 programs:

Hope U Academy-young adults will learn independent living skills so they can be prepared to succeed on their own when they age out of care. Hope U High School-instead of a GED, students can get a fully accredited High School Diploma. Hope U College Assistance-Provide college students with assistance, guidance and mentoring. We provide temporary housing, financial and general support. Hope U Independent Living-Provide housing, financial assistance, vocational training and independent living skills. Youth must be working or seeking employment and follow program guidelines. Hope U Workforce-Provide vocational job training and work experience. Youth will gain experience working in supervised business units that support Hope U Foundation.