Our mission is to mentor and educate under-served youth and provide them with life skills and pathways to success.
Our Vision:
ONH envisions a community in which all youth, without regard of their living situation, have an equal opportunity to pursue their goals and dreams, and an equal likelihood of achieving them.
Our Service:
Increase the success rate of those classified as “dropouts” throughout San Bernardino County by providing our Evidence Based trauma-informed curriculum, case management, Department of Labor Career Pathway Program, leadership development, and our educational resources. With these supportive services, we are confident that we can assist vulnerable youth in San Bernardino County in developing a road map for success. Foster Youth, Teen Parents, Homeless, Mental Health, and those who found themselves in the Judicial System.
What we do:
Out-of-school youth often seek services from community based organizations or public agencies. Understanding the challenges of this population Operation New Hope, in 2010 formed a successful collaboration to create a Youth Opportunity Center to provide essential life skill resources for disadvantaged youth. As a result, ONH has restored youth and the communities in San Bernardino County.
Since 2010: 4165 students have completed our Career Pathway Program, 411 have graduated with an accredited high school diploma; 83% entered employment, enrolled in higher education or technical schools.
Operation New Hope Youth Opportunity Centers are trauma informed learning centers that provide innovative educational and vocational services for transitional age youth who have not succeeded in a traditional environment. The successful results produce a healthier individual and community.
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Mission:
Our mission is to mentor and educate under-served youth and provide them with life skills and pathways to success.
Our Vision:
ONH envisions a community in which all youth, without regard of their living situation, have an equal opportunity to pursue their goals and dreams, and an equal likelihood of achieving them.
Our Service:
Increase the success rate of those classified as “dropouts” throughout San Bernardino County by providing our Evidence Based trauma-informed curriculum, case management, Department of Labor Career Pathway Program, leadership development, and our educational resources. With these supportive services, we are confident that we can assist vulnerable youth in San Bernardino County in developing a road map for success. Foster Youth, Teen Parents, Homeless, Mental Health, and those who found themselves in the Judicial System.
What we do:
Out-of-school youth often seek services from community based organizations or public agencies. Understanding the challenges of this population Operation New Hope, in 2010 formed a successful collaboration to create a Youth Opportunity Center to provide essential life skill resources for disadvantaged youth. As a result, ONH has restored youth and the communities in San Bernardino County.
Since 2010: 4165 students have completed our Career Pathway Program, 411 have graduated with an accredited high school diploma; 83% entered employment, enrolled in higher education or technical schools.
Operation New Hope Youth Opportunity Centers are trauma informed learning centers that provide innovative educational and vocational services for transitional age youth who have not succeeded in a traditional environment. The successful results produce a healthier individual and community.
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