
A cherished aspiration, ambition, or ideal. It is something that a person not only hopes for but is taking steps to make it a reality.
Unbroken Dreams was established as a non-profit 501c3 organization to help less fortunate people develop self-esteem and rebuild their lives by restoring the participant as a responsible member of the community. We provide the necessary housing location assistance, education, employment opportunities, and life skills training for people experiencing homelessness and people previously incarcerated as they move from dependent to self-sufficient lifestyles.
A dream, according to Webster’s Dictionary, is a cherished aspiration, ambition, or ideal. It is something that a person not only hopes for but is taking steps to make it a reality. When people have stumbled upon rough times, i.e. homelessness or incarceration, their dreams tend to be forgotten–or broken. They tend to be something that are believed to be no longer achievable. Unbroken Dreams believes that these dreams are attainable and, with some effort, they can still be reached; they can be Unbroken Dreams. We have developed a program based on the premise that these dreams will someday become a reality.
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Life Skills Dream Program
1 dayAll levels0 lessons0 quizzes1 studentOur Life Skills Dream Program teaches the skills necessary to become a self-sufficient individual in our…Free - Staff
Education & Training Program
10 daysAll levels0 lessons0 quizzes1 studentOur Education and Training Dream Program allows our participants to choose between attending college or earning…Free - Staff
Dreaming of a Place to Call Home Program
10 daysAll levels0 lessons0 quizzes1 studentOur Dreaming of a Place to Call Home Program assists participants with a permanent place to…Free
"Unbroken Dreams not only provides life-changing benefits for people experiencing homelessness and people previously incarcerated but also makes a direct impact on the health and vitality of the local community."


Daphne Thomas
Founder


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