Your second chance starts here. Project H.O.O.D., in partnership with Tree House Learning and Development, is offering a free 16-week GED and High School Diploma program beginning March 9 from 5:00–7:00 PM at 6620 S. King Drive in Chicago. T

Project H.O.O.D. is inviting high school and college students to participate in its annual Refuge Summer Camp, an immersive program designed to build leadership skills, provide faith-based mentorship, and offer job opportunities.

The Rebirth Project by Project H.O.O.D. is a 6-week, stipend-based Chicago re-entry program designed for at-risk youth ages 18–24. Beginning March 2nd, participants meet from 10:00 AM–12:00 PM at 6620 S. King Drive. This structured cohort provides workforce readiness training, life skills development, mentorship, and personal growth support to help young adults successfully transition into employment, education, or entrepreneurship. Participants earn a stipend while building discipline, confidence, and clear career pathways. Space is limited—apply today to start your new beginning.

Join Project H.O.O.D. on February 28 from 11 AM–2 PM at 6620 S. King Drive for a free Dementia and Alzheimer’s info session featuring medical professionals from Northwestern Medicine, University of Chicago, and Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center. Learn about signs, symptoms, treatment options, and caregiver support, followed by a fun community Game Day with board games, puzzles, prizes, and lunch served.

Join Project H.O.O.D. for a powerful Black History Month celebration on February 25 at 6620 S. King Drive. This inspiring community event will feature live drumline performances, spoken word poetry, and dynamic dance presentations that honor Black culture, history, and artistic expression. Bring your family and friends for an unforgettable evening celebrating heritage, unity, and community on Chicago’s South Side.

Join Project H.O.O.D. for our Community Job and Resource Fair on February 25 from 10 AM–1 PM at 6620 S. King Drive in Chicago. Connect with local employers, colleges, healthcare providers, and community organizations offering job opportunities, training programs, and essential resources. This free event is open to the public and designed to support career growth and community advancement.