Help Open Pathways to Excellence (HOPE)
In the Help Open Pathways to Excellence (HOPE), youth have a cohort of friends for peer engagement, mentoring and tutoring. Along with social emotional learning, participants develop self-advocacy, future planning, and job readiness skills.
Peer engagement program to integrate social emotional learning, self-advocacy, independent living, and job training.
Who is this program for?
- 14-24 yrs old with IEP/504 Plan
- Live within Seattle City limits or attend Seattle Public Schools
- Low income under HUD income limits
What can you expect from Help Open Pathways to Excellence (HOPE)?
The HOPE Program runs year round with quarterly enrollment. Each quarter focuses on a distinct set of skills, including: independent living, self-advocacy, and job readiness. Sessions are held in a mix of in-person and virtual settings.
Thank you to our program partners!
Help Open Pathways to Excellence (HOPE) is supported by:
