The Hope Center for Kids is a non-profit organization in Omaha, NE that faithfully inspires hope in the lives of youth and children through education, employability, collaboration, and faith. Founded in 1998 by the late Pastor Ty Schenzel, The Hope provides a safe after-school and summer program where children and youth can receive academic support, participate in youth development activities, engage in faith-based learning opportunities, and enjoy a hot meal every night. With multiple learning spaces, including an Employment Learning Academy, a commercial kitchen and cafeteria, and the Hope Skate roller rink, The Hope Center for Kids continues to impact lives and expand its programming to more groups and age ranges.
Education is a key focus at The Hope, with the goal of helping members graduate from high school and pursue further learning opportunities. The organization offers various programs, such as the HOPE Learning Academy for homework help and skill-building, college visits for eligible youth, and sports activities to promote physical movement and teamwork. Additionally, The Hope Center for Kids emphasizes employability, providing youth with the necessary skills to secure and maintain employment. Through the Hope Employment Academy, students in grades 10-12 receive academic success training, employability training, small group coaching, and internships within the community. Collaboration with other organizations in the city is also a priority for The Hope, as they believe in the power of partnerships to make a greater impact on the community. Lastly, faith plays a significant role in the organization, with opportunities for children and youth to learn about and grow in the knowledge of God's love through discipleship relationships and Bible studies.
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