JP By the Numbers

JP By the Numbers

Targeting Generational Poverty

Generational poverty is defined as at least two generations of a family being born into poverty. These conditions severely limit a family’s access to social capital and opportunities to create sustained change that leads to a more prosperous and independent life.

Jeremiah Program believes that the pervasive and systemic impacts of poverty can be disrupted. We’re committed to dismantling systemic barriers to education, housing and childcare for single mothers and their children, helping to disrupt the cycle of generational poverty. In collaboration with our families and communities, we also challenge social stigmas about single motherhood and work to interrupt the structural and systematic inequities that many families in poverty experience.

At JP, we are committed to transparency and improvement from the inside out. Our Family Experience Survey offers proof points we rely on to guide our program design, public policy goals and storytelling approach. This data from this survey reflects several key shifts: One, our expansion of the leadership circle; two, our framing of poverty as a social justice issue; and three, our commitment to shifting the narrative around single motherhood. The lines of communication between moms, alumni and staff are critical to our data-driven approach.


JP 2022 Program Impact and Recruitment

JP’s Service population

 The Number of new families served in 2022 exceeded the total for program enrollment in 2021.

Moms + Children served

familes served


JP’s Recruitment

Fall 2022 recruitment was the largest in JP HIstory

spring 2022

summer 2022

Fall 2022

total 2022


JP 2022-23 Family Experience Survey

JP Moms reported satisfaction in multiple categories

85% of JP would recommend the program to A friend

I would recommend JP coaching to a friend

I would recommend JP housing to a friend

I would recommend JP’s child development center to a friend

I would recommend JP to a friend


Expected growth in active families

JP Moms & Children 2021-2022 // 47% expected YOY Growth


JP’s revenue growth

5 Year Strategic Plan (blue) vs. Actual/Forecast (green)


JP’s Value Proposition

  • Laser-focused on single parent moms and their children. Because being a great mom shouldn’t be a barrier to a college education.
  • Committed to delivering programming through a racial and social justice lens.
  • Invested in the full journey of a mom and child’s economic mobility.
Personalized coaching supports JP’s holistic, two-generation model.

“There’s a real cost to poverty for moms—and single moms in particular. There are constant tradeoffs being made between whether I’m going to prioritize myself or my family. And what JP does so beautifully is create an equation that allows both to be true. We’re going to prioritize each other and move along this journey to ensure that we disrupt generational poverty, not only for ourselves but also for our children.”

Chastity Lord, CEO & President

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