When Marcia Gonzalez was a child, one of her biggest inspirations was her younger brother, who struggled with speech challenges. Watching the care and support he received through speech therapy, special education and school psychologists showed her how deeply the...
When Fatima Hernandez-Reyes was in high school, she used to visit the Mexican Consulate in San Diego with her parents and see an endless parade of people begging for assistance after being exploited by their bosses at work. The now 19-year-old first-generation Mexican...
Growing up in low-income communities across Southern California, Leilani noticed something many people overlook. Some neighborhoods had parks and green spaces where children could safely play. Others did not. That contrast shaped the future she wants to create. ...
Hope through Housing’s CORE Academy workforce training program has expanded to include Orange County – our third program expansion in less than a year – offering free hands-on training in high-demand fields for residents of low-income households. On March 4, 16...
Hope through Housing is thrilled to announce that have secured a $1,031,000 federal community project grant to expand advanced technology and artificial intelligence training for Inland Empire residents — opening new pathways to family-sustaining careers through our...
When Ramona moved into National CORE’s Plaza at Sierra senior community four years ago, it felt like an answer to her prayers. She had been strained by rent, isolated and overwhelmed by the upkeep demands of her mobile home. At Plaza at Sierra, she found affordable...
