Boys Hope Girls Hope supports low income, academically capable students

July 20, 2017

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Boys Hope Girls Hope provides group homes for low income, yet academically capable children. Children are often enrolled in private schools and provided additional academic support.

In this segment:

Angela Lopez: Development Coordinator for Boys Hope Girls Hope Arizona

Also in this episode:

New DREAM Act proposal for young immigrants

Florence Project provides free legal services in immigration cases

Arpaio criminal contempt hearing scheduled

AARP health care survey highlights concerts over cost, coverage

Protecting taxpayers from bad economic policy

Arizona Town Hall: Government Revenue

Black Theatre Troupe fosters young talent

State of Latino Arizona

Grant to Help Families Find Jobs

Hispanic Owned Businesses

Plaza de las Culturas

Sounds of Cultura (SOC): "Pasado, Presente, Futuro"

Grant to Support Health Care Programs for Former Inmates

Arizona Healthy Working Families Initiative

United States Supreme Court Immigration Ruling

Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP)

Career and Technical Education Funding

AARP Experience Corps

Grants to Help Families Find Jobs

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