We focus on 18 to 24-year-olds from challenging backgrounds, such as foster care, the streets and difficult situations, addressing a critical transition period. Many face the abrupt end of support systems at 18, leading to potential involvement in crime, substance abuse, and destructive cycles. Hope, Faith and Grace Community Project provides a vital 2-year refuge to observe and guide them through their lowest points, helping break the cycle.

These youth often exhibit entitlement, swearing, lack of manners, and anger due to a history of rejection and broken relationships. By addressing their brokenness and providing a supportive environment, our center aims to instill direction, self-pride, and valuable life skills. This proactive approach empowers them to become employable or pursue self-employment, breaking the cycle of crime and dysfunctional family patterns.

In dealing with challenging youth, our initiative serves not only as a safety net but as a catalyst for a better future, mitigating the impacts of rejection and societal negle