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Building Careers and Community
Constructing Hope’s mission is to rebuild the lives of people in our community by encouraging self-sufficiency through skills training and education in the construction industry. We provide no-cost, ten-week construction training programs, placement services, and career advancement support.
Adult Construction Training
No-cost, 10-week, construction skills and life skills pre-apprenticeship construction training program for disadvantaged men and women. (Students learn: Construction Skills • Blueprint Reading • Applied Math
• Safety • Career Awareness • Financial Management
• Workplace Expectations • Construction Culture
• Professional Communications • Certifications
• Plan for Life Success.)
Youth Summer Program
Five-week program for skills, motivation, and career awareness to enter a career path in the construction trades.
Career Advancement Support
CAREER PLACEMENT: Construction apprenticeships, pathway jobs that lead to apprenticeships, and other employment. Through construction apprenticeships our graduates secure good paying jobs in careers that can be mastered without a college degree. CAREER RETENTION AND ADVANCEMENT SERVICES: Three years of career placement, mentorship, and supportive services.
Adult Construction Training
No-cost, 10-week, construction skills and life skills pre-apprenticeship construction training program for disadvantaged men and women. (Students learn: Construction Skills • Blueprint Reading • Applied Math
• Safety • Career Awareness • Financial Management • Workplace Expectations
• Construction Culture • Professional Communications • Certifications
• Plan for Life Success.)
News & Events
Events
Stories of Hope
Story of Hope: Gary Brown, Fall 2019 Graduate
Gary is now an ironworker at Precision Pre-Cast, working to raise panels for buildings. He graduated [...]
Story of Hope: Hope Kidby, Winter 2018 Graduate
Before Hope joined Constructing Hope, she had no construction experience whatsoever. She was a recovering addict with a criminal record [...]
