Impact

July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024

2023-24 Impact Report

FULL-SUPPORT STUDENTS

We provide our full-support students with the continuum of care, support, and resources they need to succeed in school and become responsible citizens.

Investments

  • $2,995 — Financial stipends

  • $8,801 — Gifts

  • $1, 847 — School supplies

  • $1,676 — Transportation

  • $2,610 — Basic needs

  • $5,762 — Food, grocery gift cards

  • 850 hours - One-on-one mental health therapy

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CLINICAL SERVICES

Through individual case plans, clinical counseling, case management, wellness classes, and events, we support our students to help them break their cycles and change their lives.

Services

Life-skills Classes (full and partial-support students) — 1,310 students, 128 hours

Mental Health Therapy (full-support students) — 850 hours of one-on-one therapy

Youth Wellness Fair (community education) — Over 150 students attended.

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PARTIAL-SUPPORT STUDENTS

Reaching beyond our full-support students, we work to provide broad support through school distributions for 100+ students per school at 17 local schools, and we give back to our community through education and volunteerism.

Investments

Basic Needs — $15,189 — laundry, cleaning, clothing, furniture, toiletries, transportation.

Food and Gift Cards — $124,280

School Supplies — $7,253 — supplies, test fees, books.

Gifts — $31,500

Life-skills Classes — 128 hours attended by 1,310 students.

Scholarships — $13,500 for 21 students

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Student Success

What are our full-support students doing now?

100% of our 8 full-support HS seniors graduated in June 2024.

  • 1 is going to culinary training

  • 3 are working full-time

  • 3 are in community college and working

  • 1 joined the Army

Previous high school graduates’ new successes:

  • 1 is an esthetician

  • 1 graduated from San Diego State

  • 1 is pursuing a doctorate

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