VOW exists to liberate and protect the intellectual curiosity and positive racial self-concept of Black Learners (Black Genius®) by co-creating culturally affirming learning environments.
Vintage Church exists to make much of Jesus. We do that by making disciples who know the gospel, live the gospel, and advance the gospel. Doubters, seekers, and followers are invited to become everything God designed them to be and see their city become everything God desires it to be.
providing educational services that cultivate the human spirit, and nurture a commitment to human development, values, welfare and integrity; the academy admits students of any race, color, national origin and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school;
The mission of VIRTUE is to promote the developmental enrichment of youth by offering structured activities outside of what is available in school. Further our mission is to provide emergency services to those in need and empower these same individuals to self sufficiency.
To provide the student community with opportunities for achivement, enrichent and service.
WakeEd Partnership is a unique education nonprofit focused on transforming teaching in Wake County Public Schools to provide graduating students with the content knowledge and skills they need to succeed in a complex and changing workplace. Our mission is to engage, inform, and mobilize the business community and community-at-large in collaboration with the Wake County Public School System (WCPSS) to provide every student with excellent educational opportunities, highly effective teachers, and strong leaders.
To assist people with disabilities to achieve their maximum level of independence.
Our mission is to equip homeless young adults to take charge of their lives by obtaining and sustaining stable housing, education, career and life skills so that they become financially independent, thrive and succeed as productive, purpose driven, and self-reliant citizens.
Our service population of transitional aged young people are getting kicked out of wherever they are living at eighteen years old. They are the ones who are moving from one sofa or floor to another and after a few nights they are told their time is up and must find another place to live. This lifestyle becomes a daily mode of survival. If this cycle is not broken, more and more of our young people will drop out of school, be unable to locate employment, and potentially get caught up in the legal system.
Our vision is to create a community focused on providing residential supportive housing that will enable homeless young adults to live in an environment of stability and safety. The residential services will provide a daily structure of school attendance(High School, Vocational Training, Community College and or a Four-Year University)along with working a minumum of twenty hours a week with a requirement to participant in the Finanicial 3-3-3 Plan. Our program moves participants through three phases from “homeless to homeownership” if so desired.
All participants will receive case management connecting them to a supportive network of community partners who will assist in ensuring each person’s specific needs are addressed.
The mission of the Warren County Community Center is to enhance the cultural, social, historical, educational and political needs and experience of the people of Warren County.