Community Link -Pathway for Learning

Yes, our classes are open to the public for a fee. We welcome everyone to join, and your participation helps support our mission to serve and uplift underserved communities.

Our programs are designed to support young parents facing barriers to education, workforce development, and employment due to childcare needs. To qualify, participants must meet the following criteria:

   1    Age Requirement – Participants must be between 16 to 24 years old.

   2    Parenting Status – Must have a child under the age of 5 who requires childcare.

   3    Education and Workforce Status –

   ◦    At risk of dropping out of school, or

   ◦    Have left school due to childcare challenges, or

   ◦    Working to complete high school, obtain a GED, or pursue workforce development/employment opportunities.

   4    Financial Need – Must be experiencing financial hardship or meet federal income guidelines.

   5    Engagement – Willing to participate in parenting, employment, skill-building, or workforce development classes.

   6    Childcare Eligibility – May or may not qualify for subsidized childcare.

If you meet these criteria and are ready to grow personally and professionally, we’re here to support you every step of the way!

Yes, you will need to provide documents like proof of income, age, school status, or work schedule. We’ll let you know if we need anything else, like childcare subsidy paperwork.

The length of time you can stay in the program depends on your individual progress and needs. Our goal is to provide support until you achieve key milestones, such as completing education, securing employment, or gaining workforce skills. Some participants may stay for several months, while others may continue receiving support longer if needed. We are committed to walking alongside you for as long as it takes to help you succeed.

Community Link stands out by offering a comprehensive approach that focuses on both individual and family growth. We provide free childcare and educational programs alongside skill-building opportunities, leadership development, and community support. By addressing the unique needs of young parents and their children, we create an environment where families can grow, learn, and thrive together.

No, our programs are specifically designed to support young parents and their children. We focus on providing services that help young parents build skills, access resources, and mentorship.

We track success through participant outcomes, such as job placements, education completions, skill certifications, and personal growth milestones. Feedback from participants also helps us continuously improve our services.

• Contribute a one-time or recurring donation to support our programs.
• Sponsor a specific program, like childcare services or job training programs 
•  Share our mission and programs with your friends, family, and community. Your voice can help us reach more individuals in need.
• By participating in our public classes, you directly contribute to funding our programs.
• Volunteer your time and be a part of creating lasting change in our community.