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P-Solutions designs and deploys programs that empower low-income individuals and families, homeless veterans, at-risk youths, and female victims of domestic violence.
WHO ARE WE?
Poverty Solutions, Inc. (P-Solutions) designs and deploys programs that empower low-income families, veterans, at-risk youths, unemployed, women, and minorities to divest poverty through education, employment/training, and entrepreneurship. Our Empowerment Center exists to bridge the gap in poverty by providing education, employment, housing, entrepreneurship, health and human services that empower low-income veteran, youth, and adult populations while building healthy communities and meeting the demands of today’s social, economic and technological agendas.
P-Solutions was founded in 2008 offering a comprehensive approach to fighting poverty through Job-Training & Placement, Education, Affordable-Housing, Lending, Health & Human Services, Financial Education, Homeownership and Entrepreneurship – that serves low-income families, in Los Angeles, Kern, San Bernardino, Riverside, Imperial, and other California Counties with depressed and underserved communities.
Poverty Solutions’ team of multi-cultural, experienced and credentialed staff is dedicated to providing the highest quality of services to the economically disadvantaged part of our population. Our Board of Director seats are occupied by professionals with strong community, political and corporate relationships and genuine acumen for the uplifting of under-represented populations of all ages. Poverty Solutions’ Board of Directors is strong and diverse in terms of experience and governing ability. Board members include professionals with expertise in the areas of community development, education, employment, financial services, healthcare services, affordable housing and skills-building.
WHAT WE DO?
WHAT WE DO? Poverty Solutions’ programs empowers low-income families, veterans, at-risk youths, women and minorities who are economically disadvantaged and underserved particularly in Los Angeles County and Southern California at large to take initiatives that would move them permanently out of poverty and into sustainable self-sufficiency.
