You’ll receive help crafting your resume, training for interviews, and exploring career paths. You might try your hand in the Rising Grinds Café, in the construction and landscaping industry, or in other vocational training.

You’ll participate in educational workshops. You might receive help finishing your GED, or you might accept support preparing for college—including navigating the admission process, financial aid applications, and student housing.

You’ll discover exactly what it means to be a leader as you’re challenged to get involved in your community and develop your unique skills. You might also build a relationship with a spiritual, academic, or career-focused mentor.

Regular classes will help you strengthen your decision-making, parenting, and financial literacy skills. You’ll build strong relationships and connect with your community through these classes.

You may participate in maintenance and snow removal services for low income senior citizens. Or you may participate in planning and implementing community development projects, watching as they benefit your neighborhood!