The program is designed for women and teens in underserved communities who are seeking affordable housing, job readiness training, and opportunities to develop essential life skills. We focus on those who need support to transition into independent and successful lives.

Urban farming is a key part of the initiative that teaches participants how to grow fresh produce in urban spaces. It promotes self-reliance, environmental sustainability, and food security, while also providing opportunities to learn valuable skills in agriculture and entrepreneurship.

The workforce development program focuses on high-demand industries such as hospitality, retail, administrative roles, and entrepreneurship. Participants receive hands-on training, financial literacy education, and access to internships to prepare them for sustainable career paths.

The initiative is funded through a combination of grants, donations, corporate partnerships, and sliding scale housing fees. With the help of community partners, we ensure the program remains scalable and sustainable, allowing it to serve more participants over time.