HOPE. OPPORTUNITY.MENTORSHIP. EMPOWERMENT

"More Than a Program—Empowering Families, Transforming Communities, Building Future Leaders"

impact report

Participation & Engagement Metrics

  • 600 individuals attended our community talks this year, engaging with our mission and message.

  • 120 weekly participants consistently attended our gatherings, fostering a strong, supportive community.

  • 85% program retention rate, showing that participants find lasting value in our programs.

  • 200% year-over-year growth in participation, reflecting expanding reach and community trust.

Personal Development Outcomes

  • 85% of youth report significant growth in leadership and decision-making skills.

  • 88% of participants experienced increased emotional resilience and confidence.

  • 95% reported a deeper connection and purpose through our gatherings and enrichment sessions.

Family & Community Impact

  • 90% of families reported stronger communication and emotional support within their homes after engaging with our programs.

  • Our participants contributed over 1,000 hours of community service, demonstrating leadership through action and giving back to their communities.

Academic & Career Readiness Metrics

  • 80% of participants completed educational goals and reported life improvements as a result.

  • 84% gained entrepreneurial skills through hands-on internships.

  • 80% of participants feel prepared for future careers, equipped with practical knowledge and leadership abilities.

the hard truth

Youth today are facing even greater challenges of homelessness, foster care, family incarceration, human trafficking, and substance abuse need holistic support systems to help them overcome barriers and thrive.

Rise in Homelessness: In 2024, the Antelope Valley experienced a 42% increase in homelessness, the most significant surge among Los Angeles County regions.

Female-Headed Households: In Palmdale, approximately 16% of households are female-headed with children, which is higher than the Los Angeles County average of 6%.

Child Abuse and Neglect: Children in the Antelope Valley face higher rates of abuse and neglect compared to other parts of Los Angeles County.

Suicide & Opioid-Related Deaths: In 2022, the Antelope Valley experienced 10.9% suicide and 6.4% opioid-related deaths per 100,000 residents, surpassing both the Metro region and West Los Angeles.

Foster Care Population: The Antelope Valley is home to the largest number of foster care placements in Los Angeles County, serving children from families all over the county. ​

Incarceration Rates in the Antelope Valley: Nearly 9% of children statewide have an incarcerated parent. The Antelope Valley experiences higher percentages, considering its elevated incarceration rates.​

When you give to Home outreach, you’re not just making a donation—you’re investing in futures, transforming lives, and leaving a lasting legacy.

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Our non-profit organization is dedicated to driving meaningful change by leveraging resources and expertise to support impactful initiatives. With a commitment to transparency and accountability, we work diligently to create a lasting difference in communities worldwide.

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