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Homeless Youth Connection HOMELESSNESS WILL NOT LIMIT OPPORTUNITY. This is Homeless Youth Connection Homelessness will not limit a youth’s opportunity for a successful future. To eliminate barriers to graduation for homeless youth and create lasting solutions for a successful future through community support and increased awareness.
Together with educators, government agencies, and community partners, HYC helps youth experiencing homelessness find their strengths and hope for a successful future. HYC serves homeless youth, 13–21 years of age, who attend high schools throughout Maricopa County, Arizona and in Flagstaff, Arizona.
80% of HYC youth graduates enroll in college, enter the military or join the workforce 94% of seniors participating in the HYC program stayed in school and completed their education How can you get connected? Consider sharing your time and talent to help make a difference in the lives of youth experiencing homelessness. You can start by taking a tour and learning more about the work we do and how you can get involved.
There are many ways to get connected with HYC and we often need volunteers. You can attend an event that benefits HYC or consider hosting your own event to support HYC youth. You can give hope to youth who are experiencing homelessness.
You can make an impact! Your donation to Homeless Youth Connection will affect the next generation by helping youth who are experiencing homelessness graduate and establish their plan for their future, ultimately ending their homelessness. You can help transform the lives of at-risk youth in Maricopa and Coconino Counties at no additional cost to you by taking advantage of the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit while supporting HYC.
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