The Chester Re-Entry Community Forum

As Part of Mayor Wendell N. Butler's Anti-Violence Initiative,

The H.O.P.E. Commission is hosting The Chester Re-Entry Community Forum

For the 1st time in the City of Chester, Organizations, Business Owners, Ex-Offenders, Faith-based Community and local Government come together to offer solutions to job training and placement, Entrepreneurship, Family support and more!

For Ex-Offenders looking for H.O.P.E
Saturday, March 26, 2011 -10:00 am
Held every fourth Saturday of the Month

Chester City Hall
1 Fourth Street, Chester PA

H.O.P.E. stands for Helping Ourselves and Others Productively Excel

Forums are free and open to individuals and families who seek support through Chester's Re-Entry Community

For more information, call the City of Chester at 610-447-7700

Project Peace for Teens

Do you need help with education, childcare, welfare benefits, parenting or support? We can help!

The Project Peace Teen Parent Program provides one-on-one support for pregnant adolescents and teen parents.

Project Peace services are available at the MacDade Goodwill Store, 2137 MacDade Boulevard, Holmes PA, from Tuesdays from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Services provided will help you:

• Complete high school and plan for higher education
• Become a better parent
• Obtain appropriate community resources, such as childcare, supportive services, Temporary Assistance for Needy Parents (TANF), life skills training and employment
• Get in home support

For more information call 610-543-5022 or visit www.pathwayspa.org.

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