Hope University Adult Basic Education

Program Overview

Hope University provides a variety of daily education programming to help individuals experiencing homelessness to take steps forward in their journey.

CLASSES INCLUDE:

Creative Arts - creative writing, story-telling, film, songwriting, art, music, and literacy

Spirituality & Wellness - Bible Study, Spiritual reflection, Mindfulness, Yoga

Drug & Alcohol Recovery - Daily group session, as well as connection to inpatient or outpatient resources

Housing Readiness - Life Skills, Documentation Support, Applications

Business Center - Computer Access and Support-- resume writing, job applications, training, housing applications. etc.

Additional resources offered by partner agencies at our campus -- Monthly Legal Clinic, Health Education & Resources, Vaccine Clinics, and Mental Health Support.

All classes are led by staff, volunteers, and community partners.

Cost Info

Student and Volunteer Success Stories

Hope University Adult Basic Education Participant Feedback

"The classes are fun and the volunteers are really nice. Sometimes we talk about serious subjects, sometimes it's just fun. It helps me get through the day with a smile."

"I was able to use the computers to get ready to start my new job. There was some training that I had to do and it was nice to have a quiet place to do it. I've been working for a month now!"

"I never thought I could be a songwriter but the teacher showed us how and our group wrote a song and recorded it together in one class. It was fun!"