The Casa Esperanza program was created to provide housing for young women eager to pursue an education who do not have a family to support them.  Currently, two young women, two young men and two small children share the responsibilities of living in a communal household.  Overseeing daily life at Casa Esperanza is our “house mother”, Dona Mari, who also resides at Casa Esperanza with her son.

As an extension of this program, Education and Hope has begun to offer grants to single mothers attempting to make improvements to their homes in order to create a safer, healthier environment for their children.