HeyJaredBreaking the Cycle of Poverty
“Breaking the Cycle of Poverty” explores why poverty remains such a persistent problem in the United States and how individuals and organizations can help people secure economic independence and a higher quality of life.
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Shepherd and Sagamore Institute forge partnership to build affordable housing (opens the original)
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Shepherd Community Center Executive Director Jay Height and Sagamore Institute Senior Fellow Jeff Sparks discuss a new affordable housing initiative on the near east side of Indianapolis.
Families working to escape poverty count on safe, affordable childcare options (opens the original)
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Shepherd Community Center Executive Director Jay Height discusses the vital importance of safe and effective preschool and daycare for families working to break free of poverty.
Shepherd partnership with Indianapolis Public Schools flourishes as new school year begins (opens the original)
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Shepherd Community Center Executive Director Jay Height discusses Shepherd Academy’s plans for the new school year as well as the ministry’s work with Indianapolis Public Schools and Purdue Polytechnic High School.
Shepherd’s potential partnership with DC Blox may leverage new resources in fight against poverty (opens the original)
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Executive Director Jay Height discusses a potential new partnership that could add significant resources to help neighbors escape poverty
Welcome to The Porch: Shepherd’s new resource center helps neighbors solve problems (opens the original)
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Executive Director Jay Height discusses the vision and mission behind Shepherd’s new Launching Center.
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