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Bridges Out of Poverty

Poverty isn’t just about financial hardship—it’s about navigating a daily reality filled with uncertainty, where solving today’s problems takes priority over planning for the future. Many individuals and families in poverty operate in survival mode, making long-term stability seem out of reach.

Bridges Out of Poverty is a transformative program designed to help individuals, organizations, and communities understand the challenges of poverty on a deeper level. Through interactive workshops, participants explore the "hidden rules" that shape different socioeconomic classes and learn how resource gaps create barriers to success. By fostering empathy, knowledge, and practical strategies, this model empowers communities to create real opportunities for change—not just for individuals in poverty, but for the systems that serve them.

Join us in breaking down barriers and building pathways to a more sustainable future—one connection, one conversation, and one step at a time.

  • Bridges out of Poverty 8-hour Training Session costs $120 per person & includes lunch.

    • Next Sessions: Tuesday, March 25th or Wednesday, March 26th​

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In Collaboration

aha! Process is a recognized leader in training and publishing, offering workshops, resources, and consulting services designed to create lasting success in communities, schools, and higher education.

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Meet the Trainers

Nicole Jennings, Susan Frank, Ebony Hurt, and Lori Picher are certified in Bridges Out of Poverty National Training, as well as "Getting Ahead" and "R-Rules" Training. Since 2018, PCC has conducted eight-hour Bridges Workshops, benefiting over 200 individuals from 32 United Way community agencies, institutions, and churches engaged in poverty-related work.

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1228 Jamison Ave, SE, Roanoke, VA 24013

Mailing Address

Presbyterian Community Center

PO Box 12183

Roanoke, VA 24023

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