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The Center for HOPe's vision, raising community awareness

concerning generational poverty and it's affects on at-risk, low income children, youth, and individuals responds to the challenge by providing solutions for transforming at-risk behaviors through personal training utilizing PBLT's (C) "Success Curriculum" and HPEC (C) "After School Homework Tutorials" aimed at boosting GPA's and state test scores. Participants become excited and proactive in their quest to achieve socio-economic advantage. PBLT(c) helps them develop personal leadership skills which promotes self-confidence. Students or participants are trained to make better choices and to practice behaviors that produce successful, productive lifestyles.

The center currently offers three projects: HPEC(c) After School for K-12 students with a goal of achieving "Honor Roll Status"; and, PBLT(C), "Principle-Based Lifestyle Training(c)" for clients (youth or adults) desiring to improve their socio-economic health and mental wellness. A third project offers internships, externships, job training and job placement. Many of the positions offered are referred to as "Lost Arts".