What does "normal" look like in 2022? With the ups and downs of COVID, learning loss, staffing shortages, and other hurdles to jump, people seem to agree that defining normal can be pretty confusing these days. The HOPE Program worked hard to respond to the flood of requests for assistance. But we couldn't do it alone, HOPE worked in alliance with numerous community and faith-based organizations in the Chino Valley, students and their families allowing us to accomplish more to attain greater results with empathy, support, kindness, and leaning on each other.

Utilizing available resources and support services, the HOPE Program continues to assist families with basic needs and strengthening the whole family achieve lasting personal and academic growth. 

In March 2020, the world as we knew it was turned upside down by the global COVID-19 pandemic and the demand for resources was overwhelming. HOPE Program staff met the challenge by assisting more than 4,500 individuals with Medi-Cal/Cal-Fresh/CalWORKs applications, food resources, technology support, mental health support, and so much more.