Young people in these grades have multiple opportunities to explore their interests, develop leadership skills, and contribute to their community through our school age programs.
High School students can use their experience to mentor younger students as well as continue to explore potential career opportunities and set goals for college or career pursuits.
Adults have access to economic and career development as well as crisis care, mental health services, and courses in practical knowledge to improve their every day life.
Utilizing blighted vacant properties our students and community members contribute to the agricultural community by reclaiming the land and producing food and other inspiring agricultural entrepreneurship.
