Family empowerment curriculum
Bi-weekly cohort sessions held at Perry Street center focused on financial budgeting, conflict navigation, and home management practical skills.
Youth leadership pathways
Screened volunteer mentors meet weekly with middle and high school students, offering curriculum-based academic guidance, accountability check-ins, and career exploration.
Essential resource distribution
Quarterly relief distributions provide staple groceries, seasonal personal essentials, and educational supply packs organized directly at neighborhood partner sites.
How participation works
Community intake
Cohort assignment
Structured sessions
Ongoing support
Families and youth complete an initial confidential consultation to identify specific household priorities, schedule availability, and resource needs.
Participants are matched with an appropriate workshop schedule or screened volunteer mentor aligned with their academic and personal milestones.
Active participation in bi-weekly life-skills workshops or weekly mentoring meetings, tracked through clear attendance check-ins and mutual goal reviews.
Families stay connected to seasonal aid distributions, alumni networks, and referral partner agencies for sustained household stability.
Connect with our team
Reach our Lawrenceville staff to discuss direct family enrollment, youth mentorship cohorts, or collaborative civic referrals across Gwinnett County.