The HOPE Program is a two-year supportive program designed for single moms who are ready to pursue stability, growth, and long-term self-sufficiency for themselves and their children.

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While we are actively working toward providing on-site housing in the future, our current focus is walking alongside moms through education, life skills, emotional support, and community — helping them take meaningful steps toward a brighter, more secure future.

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Program Qualifications

To ensure the HOPE Program is the right fit, applicants must:

• Be 24 years or older

• Have full custody of at least one child

• Hold a high school diploma or GED

• Be able to maintain full-time activity within 4–6 months (employment, school, or vocational training)

• Meet low-income guidelines (not exceeding 80% of area median income)

• Desire to live in close community with other single-parent families

• Be willing to participate in group activities and individual/family counseling

• Commit to a long-term, supportive program focused on self-sufficiency

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Interested in learning more about the HOPE Program?
We invite you to email us for more information and take the next step toward your future.

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Email us at: rewritringstoriesofhope@gmail.com. 

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