Education provides stability in life, allows for self-dependency, and opens doors for the future. Learn more about our community partners who are providing different means of education for students to adults in the area.
Ada Jenkins Center LEARN Works
The purpose of the LEARN Works program is to help students
succeed academically and to enhance and increase family engagement. Contact Leslie Wilson, LEARN Works Director.
Children’s Hope Alliance
Children’s Hope Alliance is committed to a safe, nurturing family life for everyone. The Stand By Me program is an independent living program to help prepare teens for adulthood and a successful future. Contact Lorie Fees, Development Officer.
Davidson-Cornelius Child Development Center (DCCDC)
Volunteer in DCCDC classrooms for many projects: reading buddies, special projects (art, science, gardening, music, cooking, etc.), teacher helpers, and field trip opportunities. Volunteers are also needed for cleaning, painting, repairing, etc. Contact Libby Johnston, Executive Director.
DUMC Bridge Builders and Getting Ahead
Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin’-By World is a model for working with people living in poverty and instability to move forward towards a more stable life through investigative learning, discussion, and shared group experiences. Bridge Builders is a program for Getting Ahead graduates. Click here to learn more about Bridge Builders. Contact Rev. Brad Hinton.