Hope program pushing to help job seekers stay prepared, employed during pandemic

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April 22, 2020

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The Hope Program is pushing to help job seekers stay prepared and employed during the coronavirus pandemic.

“We have an expression, we say, ‘When you’re Hope, you’re Hope for life,” said Hope graduate Alejandrina Sanchez. She says the program helped her get employed, but that when her job was put on pause because of the pandemic, she says one big family came to the rescue.

“Now I am just with Bright Power through the Hope Program, and I’m working right now with them as a flagger,” said Sanchez.

We are incredibly proud to be a partner of the HOPE Program and are thrilled to have these valued team members providing site safety. 

See the video and read the full article on News12 The Bronx.

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