Tag: JP Life

As we support kids’ development year-round, we asked JP moms and alumni what JP means for their children. Here’s what they had to say.

This Poverty Awareness Month, we’re doing what we do every day: uplifting the needs of families experiencing poverty and encouraging two-generation solutions.

JP Baltimore mom, entrepreneur, and early childhood educator Brittney Strickland is getting things done — with community, support, and faith in herself.

Single moms are closest to the issues in the 2024 election. Here’s why we need to talk more about their voting power.

JP Las Vegas graduate Dallas Outlaw discusses her student parent journey and the significance of honoring her full self, including — but not limited to — her role as a mother.

JP is proud to announce the members of the 2024-2025 Jeremiah Program Alumni Fellowship, a selective, 12-month, cohort-based leadership program.

JP’s Early Childhood Education Fellowship supports teachers and moms as they support children.

Jeremiah Program’s innovative Child Development Centers impact multiple generations.

JP’s tutoring and summer enrichment offerings are key elements of our holistic, two-generational model.

JP Alumni Fellow Dana Smith’s children know the effort it took for her to complete college as a single mom. Today, her oldest is a college junior, and her two teens are college-bound.