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COVID-19 Update
We remain committed to supporting New York jobseekers during this time. All of our programs are currently being offered remotely, and our staff is working diligently to meet the needs the thousands of graduates in our community. We’re loaning out laptops to bridge the digital divide and keep participants engaged in training; partnering with employers in essential sectors to place graduates into jobs; ensure that graduates have adequate safety equipment for the workforce; provide direct cash assistance to cover basic needs; and much, much more.
Current Students and Graduates: All of our students and graduates are HOPE for Life. We are committed to helping you through this crisis no matter what your situation may be, through financial, wellness, or unemployment support, or any other needs you may have. To get in touch with HOPE staff, please fill out our contact form or call (347) 378-8927 or (646) 751-7114. For additional resources, please visit mutualaid.nyc.
Prospective Students: To learn about how to enroll in our remote job training program, please attend a virtual info session any Tuesday or Thursday at this link.
HOPE Empowers New Yorkers To Build Sustainable Futures Through Comprehensive Training, Jobs, Advancement And Lifelong Career Support.
Our comprehensive approach combines training, adult basic education, industry certifications, work wellness services, internships and job placement with long-term support. As a result, our job retention rates are among the highest in the field. Our graduates’ success drives strong results for employers, supporters and our community.
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Job Placement
Our program starts careers. 77% of HOPE graduates secure jobs annually.
Growing HOPE
HOPE has grown our annual job placements by 59% since 2014.
$11.1 Million in Wages
In 2019 alone, HOPE students and graduates earned $11.1 million in wages.
Success Stories
When I was released, my felony kept me from getting a job and I lived on the streets. Then the unimaginable happened. My parents lost their home to Hurricane Maria, moved to New York, and asked me for help. That’s when I knew I needed a change.
A counselor at my homeless shelter told me about HOPE. I learned new computer skills and how to make my past experience as a cook stand out on my resume. I had lost touch with who I was. HOPE gave me a new platform for life.
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