Jeremiah Program
Austin
2022 was a time of incredible growth for our Austin campus. Our new Executive Director, Gloria GonzalesDholakia, Ph.D., hit the ground running to build, expand, and engage the Austin community of families and supporters.
We celebrated eight incredible women as they graduated with their post-secondary degrees. Eight JP Austin moms participated in our new Career Volunteer Mentor Program, and 38 JP Austin kids participated in high-quality summer enrichment opportunities to further support their educational development — increasing the chances of economic mobility for both generations.
Generation Rise Luncheon
OCTOBER 19, 2023 | 11:00 aM CT
Join us as we celebrate our amazing JP Austin families. This inspiring event filled with success stories, powerful speakers, and networking opportunities will have our JP mom’s voices take center stage.
LAST YEAR, WE IMPACTED 347 LIVES,
SERVING 40% MORE FAMILIES THAN IN 2021.
“I think that no matter where any of us goes, both the mothers and the children will all maintain that idea of what an ideal, supportive and positive empowering community looks like and how to function within that.”
Alyssa, JP Austin Alumna
52 kids benefited from High-Quality Early Learning in our Onsite Child Development Center last year.
26 FAMILIES ACCESSED safe, affordable housing on JP Austin’s campus in 2022.
Become a JP Mom and become a part of a network of mothers in Austin creating a better future for themselves and their children.
Contact Us
The impacts of generational poverty and systemic racism can be disrupted two generations at a time by investing both in a mother’s vision for her future and the education of her children.
(512) 770-9036
1200 Paul Teresa Saldaña Street // Austin, TX 78702 // info@jeremiahprogram.org
JP Austin Impact Report
Learn More About Our communities
Austin
Lindsey Ashburn, CDC Teacher
Olymaris Corchado, CDC Director
Jacqueline Delgado Bowen, CDC Teacher
Maria Delgado, CDC Teacher
Gloria Gonzales-Dholakia, Executive Director
Eve Duplooy, CDC Teacher
Chelsea Evans, Operations Manager
Alexis Frezza, Program Coordinator
Gaudencia Miranda Hernandez, CDC Teacher
Ashely Hudson, Family Coach
Brittany Jackson, CDC Teacher
Kimberly Benford Johns, Community Teacher
Nancy Madrid, Family Services Director
Marlene Maldonado, CDC Teacher
Alex Martinez, CDC Teacher
Tai McCants, CDC Teacher
MeShay McKinney, Family Coach
Marla Miller, Family Coach
Katie Apple-Nooey, CDC Teacher
Laura De La Pena, CDC Teacher
Sierra Randall, Director of Development
Kasandra Sanchez, CDC Teacher
Diana Still, Development Manager
READ ABOUT OUR IMPACT
