PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- They're training and finding jobs for young adults in the tech field.
Hopeworks is a bright spot for the neighborhood of Kensington. They're providing hope in a city that some say is riddled with crime.
Ruth De Leon is finishing up her training in web development.
A path the 20-year-old from Kensington thought wasn't possible until earlier this year.
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