Resources & Workshops
Our College Readiness Workshops
Generation Hope provides college readiness workshops to young parents across the region who are either currently enrolled in high school or GED programs or have recently earned their high school credential. The goal of these workshops is to inspire teen parents to consider college as a viable option. Every college readiness workshop includes information about college basics, an introduction to financial aid, and key information to help young parents understand the benefits of college. In addition, Scholar ambassadors accompany us to many workshops to tell their story of being a teen parent in college. We partner with schools, nonprofit organizations, and agencies to host these workshops at their locations throughout the D.C. region. Workshops are completely free and can be customized to the needs of your participants. *We are currently offering these in a virtual format due to COVID-19.
Please email alexandra@generationhope.org
Resources for Going to College
Applying to College:
Find Your Way: Resource Guide for Prospective College Students with Kids - check out these guides for parenting students from the Wellesley Centers for Women.
Financial Aid & Pell Grants:
Infographic from EAB about applying for financial aid
The Federal Student Aid website has infographics about the financial aid process and the different types of financial aid
Information about Pell Grants for students
Education Training Voucher (ETV) for young people from foster care going into post secondary-education
Appeal your financial aid with the free online tool SwiftStudent
Community College
Child Care
Child Care and Development Fund provides assistance to low-income families who need child care
Internet Access for Remote Learning
The Emergency Broadband Benefit is an FCC program to help households struggling to pay for internet service during the pandemic
Time Management