| Our mission | Work in partnership with women and families in the Dorchester and Roxbury neighborhoods of Boston on their journeys up and out of poverty. |
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Project Hope
| Ways to help | TutorHelp one of our participants practice for an upcoming high school equivalency exam in one subject area.Web DesignLend your expertise in web design to innovate our website.Group Beautification ProjectDo a Spring or Fall outdoor beautification project at our Family Shelter.Project Hope Marketing SupportHelp Project Hope enhance our external communication and marketing.Mock InterviewsParticipate in mock interviews to help our Workforce Development students enhance their interview skills. Groups/Corporate teams can Host our job training program students at your workplace for a morning to learn about your company and industry.Group DinnerPrepare and share a group dinner at our Family Shelter or Monthly Women's Gathering.Shelter WorkshopTeach an evening workshop to women living at our Family Shelter. Topics could include cooking, sewing, jewelry making, knitting, art, etc. Mondays & Tuesdays from 6:30PM-8:00PM Includes group opportunitiesAdult Education ServicesServe as a classroom assistant or tutor in our Adult Basic Education or ESL program. 2 hours - Any Monday-Thursday 9 am - 2:30 pm.Assembly KitsSupply and assemble "Life Tool Kits" of living and educational supplies for Project Hope program participants.Toy DrivesOrganize drives of toys, school supplies, professional clothing or warm items to distribute to our program participants.Marathon Team SupportVolunteer to support our Boston Marathon Team throughout the season and on Marathon Day (January - May). |
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| How you help | Project Hope is able to make a difference in the lives of families because of our volunteers. We are grateful to them for making our work possible. |
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| About us | At Project Hope, we provide low-income women with children access to education, jobs, housing, and emergency services; foster their personal transformation; and work for broader systems change. Most of the women we serve are unable to meet their family's basic needs, have experienced homelessness or are currently homeless and lack the education and skills necessary to achieve financial independence. Yet, while these women face many challenges, including doubts about their and their childrens' future and ability to improve it, the women at Project Hope are - or have the potential to be - women of exceptional strength. |
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