Next Generation Success
Programs designed to help the next generation break the cycle of poverty
Afterschool Program
This program enhances reading literacy skills, sharpens study skills, builds self-esteem, improves social and emotional learning, and fosters parent involvement in school life with positive community building.
- Ongoing homework support, tutoring, and literacy improvement through the Study Stars initiative
- Summer program (STEAM/STEM, Sports Academy)
- Enrichment opportunities
- Family engagement
- Teen program
Sue Reynolds Valor Scholarship
Fifty scholarships are awarded annually to residents to be used for education-related expenses. Funds support residents of all ages pursuing post-secondary education or vocational training such as:
- Community colleges
- Four-year universities
- Military educatiom
- Career and technical certifications
Career Pathways
Career exploration and preparation for adolescent and young adult residents.
Participants receive ongoing leadership and workforce development mentoring from CHW staff and community partners. Includes access to online job application tools and educational workshops on resume building and writing, job interviewing, and financial education.