First Teen Challenge graduate to become medical doctor
A 1984 Teen Challenge of Arizona Graduate, Patrick Flyte, was honored with Special Recognition at the May 1, 2004 Graduation. Patrick is the first Teen Challenge student in the nation to become a medical doctor. >>>Read More
Miss Teen Arizona International 2004 Shares Teen Challenge message at competition
Sara Stevens, Miss Teen Arizona International 2004, shares the message of Teen Challenge International in upcoming Miss Teen International Competition. >>>Read More
On December 19, 2005 the Home of Hope Christian Childcare Center was licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as a child care facility. This license brings many benefits to our program. First, it shows our child care runs to a standard of excellence to receive licensure. Second, it allows our mothers in our Home of Hope program to have their children in our childcare while they are receiving vocational training or classroom education. Third, our adult Home of Hope students are trained to work in the child care and receive work experience and the opportunity to further their education in a child development career.
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On December 19, 2005 the Home of Hope Christian Childcare Center was licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as a child care facility. This license brings many benefits to our program. First, it shows our child care runs to a standard of excellence to receive licensure. Second, it allows our mothers in our Home of Hope program to have their children in our childcare while they are receiving vocational training or classroom education. Third, our adult Home of Hope students are trained to work in the child care and receive work experience and the opportunity to further their education in a child development career.
