At Hope Now CRC, our mission is to provide community support services to those in need. We strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.
Mentors & Tutors
One-on-One or Group Counseling
One-on-One or Group Counseling
We have vetted great mentors from around the neighborhood to be apart of our community here at the center. There will be a process to ensure that we match you with the best mentor possible based on your background and aspirations. Once you have been matched, you can schedule a meeting with your mentor at the center.
Tutors will be available at the center for afterschool hours, 2:30 to 4:30, to help students with their understanding of the class material and assignments. You can schedule smaller group or individual session with subject tutors as well. You may also come just to have a quiet place to do homework, study, and use the computer.
Schedule an appointment with a mentor or tutor now!
One-on-One or Group Counseling
One-on-One or Group Counseling
One-on-One or Group Counseling
We offer one-on-one counseling sessions with licensed therapists at the center and online. We have also partnered with other community organizations to collaborate with and refer you to if your needs fall out of the scope of our direct services.
There will also be group counseling sessions offered multiple times during the week in the evening. Every Wednesday we will hold grief counselling for all ages from 6-7 pm. Thursday sessions will be reserved Teen Talks Sessions. These sessions will be on a rotating schedule every week for different groups: all teens (1st), teen boys (2nd), teen girls (3rd), LGBTQ+ teens (4th). In the few months that have five Thursdays, we will announce the group focus for the whole week leading up to session, online and in the center.
Schedule a one-on-one appointment or reserve a spot here.
Trainings & Certifications
One-on-One or Group Counseling
Trainings & Certifications
We offer many classes on various topics on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, from 4:30 to closing at 6. Anger Management, Conflict Resolution, Cultural Competency, Financial Literacy, and Life Skills are examples of courses we have coming up.
For a few scheduled Saturdays out of the month we will hold workshops focusing on wellness, new parents, and more specifically pregnant women and new mothers. We may also hold more fun classes like gardening or some type of arts & crafts.
Lastly, computer access will be available for GED training and testing.
Find a session that you like and register today!
Independent Living Preparation
Our Vision
This program prepares foster teens for the transition to independent living after their emancipation from the foster care system. We work to fill the gaps that prevent many people from feeling secure and succeeding on their own. Our hope is that the physical center and the people here help create a place where the participants can feel safe and supported, unlike in their many experiences with government institutions.
Financial Literacy
Apprentice to Employment
Financial Literacy
Multiple week long class that will teach the participants how to be financially independent, build important habits, and make decisions that will set them up for a successful financial future. This class will go over credit, real estate, and savings.
Life Skills
Apprentice to Employment
Financial Literacy
The class will teach the students about managing a home, conflict resolution, and general health and wellness objectives. Health and wellness will expand into topics of general nutrition and healthy eating, as well as substance abuse.
Apprentice to Employment
Apprentice to Employment
Apprentice to Employment
Through this program, the participants will have the opportunity to train for free with different community businesses in different industries to work toward steady employment within the field they choose. The length of the program will vary depending on the chosen profession.
Transitional Housing
Apprentice to Employment
Apprentice to Employment
We are providing temporary housing units to the program members to assist in the transition out of foster care or group homes. Participants will be placed in the same building and will have roommates to help create a system of support and accountability.