Ronnie Hoey

Financial literacy is a key component of empowerment, especially for homeless young omen. At Project Kompass, we understand the revolutionary power of financial education and its powerful impact on young women striving to break the cycle of poverty and achieve financial freedom. So does Nixvelisse Andino, Financial Wellness Specialist of Jeanne D’arc Credit Union, one […]

At Project Kompass, we firmly believe in the power of community engagement to make a difference in the lives of homeless young women. By mobilizing support and fostering connections within our communities, we create opportunities for empowerment, advocacy, and positive change. In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of giving back to the community and

In the journey towards stability and self-sufficiency, education stands as a beacon of hope, illuminating the path forward for young adults facing homelessness. Among the myriad of challenges they encounter, the attainment of a high school diploma or GED (General Educational Development) holds paramount significance. A high school diploma or GED serves as a gateway

The issue of youth homelessness in the United States is a significant concern, with an estimated 4 million young adults experiencing homelessness each year, a number likely underrepresented due to the nuances of homeless data collection. Stereotypes surrounding homeless youth can perpetuate negative perceptions, leading to difficulties in finding safe housing and stable employment. Organizations

In the realm of combating homelessness among young women, the narrative is evolving, transcending the traditional concept of shelters as mere places of refuge. Project Kompass, steadfast in its commitment to providing transitional housing and embracing innovative approaches, is at the forefront of a paradigm shift. This blog post delves into the crucial need for