Hopeworks, a nonprofit and social enterprise, announces their new space on the first floor at 808 Market Street in Camden. The space will not only function as Hopeworks’ new corporate headquarters, but it will also include additional dedicated training centers for the Hopeworks GIS Team and the Hopeworks Web Team, allowing the organization to serve more young adults in Southern New Jersey and the Greater Philadelphia region.
“We have a proven model based on skill development, real-world job experience, and trauma-informed care that helps to propel young adults into sustainable wage careers – and it works,” said Lawrence Burden, Senior Director of Career Programming at Hopeworks. “We have sustained a positive presence in Camden for so long and by expanding, we are providing more opportunities for young adults – and the community at large – to participate in professional training, internships and real-world business experiences. We are helping those who may not have been included traditionally.”
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