We are so excited to share that after a year-long nationwide search of 120 youth-serving nonprofits, Project Hope Alliance was awarded a multi-year $750,000 grant from an anonymous foundation to build and grow our program to support transitional age youth…

Lifting the invisibility of our kids experiencing homelessness and advocating for their needs is an organizational priority at Project Hope Alliance. When we know what the issue is, we can come together to take action.

We are so excited to share that Project Hope Alliance was recently awarded a three year $2.12 million grant from CalOptima, “Orange County’s largest health insurer for low income, children, adults, and seniors”…

The HUD Point-in-Time (PIT) count is an annual effort mandated by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to estimate the number of people experiencing homelessness on a single night across the country.

I was so honored to be a guest on The Mark Schulein Passion Project Interview Series. The energy and kindness that Mark brought to this interview unlocked parts of my story and heart that I hadn’t shared before. Sharing my…

The National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth (NAEHCY) just hosted their annual conference in New Orleans, Louisiana to engage in critical conversations to ensure educational equity and excellence for youth experiencing homelessness. NAEHCY is a national…

Last year 100% of the students served by Project Hope Alliance graduated high school (more than 25% above the national average for students experiencing homelessness) making them 346% less likely to experience homelessness as an adult resulting in a projected…

Project Hope Alliance acknowledges the Orange County Grand Jury’s report, “The ABCs of Educating Children Experiencing Homelessness” released May 25, 2023. Project Hope Alliance agrees with and fully supports the Grand Jury’s findings and recommendations.