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One in three students who enroll in higher education in the U.S. will never complete their degree. Those most at-risk of dropping out are likely to be financially challenged. Many are left with loans they cannot pay off, given careers are harder to achieve and hourly wage does not pay enough.

The inability to repay the student loan taken before dropping out, coupled with a lack of post-secondary education impacts any future loans or job opportunities, and the vicious cycle continues to disenfranchise students from opportunities.

18% of survey respondents at 2-year colleges and 14% at 4-year universities have reported experiencing homelessness.  85% report having to work while enrolled in school, with 50% earning minimum wage.

It is against this backdrop that A More Balanced World seeks to create opportunities for undeserved students who are among this vulnerable population.

About Outreach Center

About Outreach Center

About Outreach Center

Established to unlock the potential of underprivileged students, some of whom on the verge of homelessness, ‘A More Balanced World’ provides a host of supportive services, in order to increase graduation rates, all the while building and sustaining healthy communities.

Since its advent in March of 2019, ‘A More Balanced World Student Outreach Program’ has supported, encouraged and guided over 70 students in their goals of staying in school and obtaining higher education credentials toward economic stability. We invite you to join us in giving the gift of opportunity to these students.

Basic Physical Needs

  • Food: Groceries and/or store gift cards for purchasing food.
  • Hygiene Products & Services: Services could include voucher for haircut.
  • Clothing: ‘Like New’/Unused clothing, shoes, accessories, and gift card to dept. stores.
  • Transportation: Bus pass, bicycle, and fuel gift card.

Academic Assistance

  • School Supplies: Including calculator and Lab Equipment.
  • Laptops, Printer, Software: New or used and in working condition.
  • Text Books: New or second-hand, online books rental.
  • College Admission: Assistance with application process, scholarship, etc.

Professional Referrals

  • Emotional / Mental Health: Therapy, mentoring, life-coach help, and referral to social agencies.
  • Medical, Dental, Optometry Services: Including chiropractic Care.
  • Legal Advice Internship / Job Referrals: Connecting with internships, assisting with employment, interview preparation…
Basic Physical Needs
  • Food: Groceries and/or gift cards to store for purchasing food.
  • Hygiene Products & Services: Services could include voucher for haircut.
  • Clothing: ‘Like New’/Unused clothing, shoes, accessories, and gift card to dept. stores.
  • Transportation: Buss pass, bicycle, and fuel gift card.
Academic Assistance
  • School Supplies: Including and Lab Equipment.
  • Laptops, Printer, Software: New or used and in working condition.
  • Text Books: New or second-hand, online books.
  • College Admission: Assistance with application process, scholarship, etc.
Professional Referrals
  • Emotional / Mental Health: Therapy, mentoring, life-coach help, and referral to social agencies.
  • Medical, Dental, Optometry Services: Including chiropractic Care.
  • Internship / Job Referrals: Connecting with internships, assisting with employment, interview preparation…

Make a Contribution

We invite you to join us in making a lasting impact on the life of the most vulnerable in our communities.

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How to Get Help

If you are in school and in need of our assistance, please reach out to us.

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Leave a message: (213) 332-9190

Email us: [email protected]

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