We believe in individualized coaching over a long period of time focused on improving academics, economic stability, access to stable and affordable housing and physical/emotional well-being. 2017 Service Year Alliance Innovation Award 2015 Florida International University Path Award Winner for Social Well Being 2015 Bank of America Neighborhood Builders Award 2014 Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Innovation Award for Non-Profits 2013 College Board Innovation Award-Getting In (to college) Award for the Southern US In 2013 Educate Tomorrow partnered with Miami Dade College and their Single Stop program to start a full time program dedicated to serving former foster, adopted and homeless students on campus, linking them to support both on campus and in the community. To learn more about this program watch the video. Educate Tomorrow founder Virginia Emmons and Educate Tomorrow CEO, Brett McNaught met in Niger, West Africa as US Peace Corps Volunteers. Virginia served in Kabey Fo, Niger, a small village located southeast of Niamey in West Africa. The school is host to 6 grade levels, adult literacy classes and is used for village forums. The Primary School was built in 2003 and has four classroom education centers. Educate Tomorrow pays for the students' meals, school supplies, transportation, boarding and other expenses. In addition, the organization has built and stocked a health care facility and trained health care workers to treat the people of the village. The Approach to Our Work
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