For surely I know the plans I have for you ... plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope. - Jeremiah 29:11
The Hope Center at Pullen
The Hope Center at Pullen makes a difference, one person at a time. Mentors, tutors and other volunteers connect with individuals seeking guidance, compassion, and support. We learn hand in hand, side by side. We empower each other to create fulfilling lives.
Ricky, a Job Readiness Program participant, and Laura, a mentor, are collaborating to secure steady employment for him.
A team, they have confidence in themselves and each other.
Watch the video
The Path to Employment Workshops
Our AmeriCorps members will present a four-part workshop series in July during our JobLink Access Point hours. If you are a jobseeker (or want to let a jobseeker know about this series), join us for The Path to Employment. AmeriCorps members will provide resources and helpful advice for your job search. Read more ....
Gauging Wake's Fight Against Homelessness
More than 1,100 people are homeless in Raleigh/Wake County every day. Raleigh Public Record reporter Chrystal Bartlett prepared a two-part story that explores efforts by local people and organizations to end homelessness. Read her coverage on the issue and read about Barry, a Job Readiness Program participant who's trying to overcome years of chronic homelessness.