Education is the great equalizer!

Our Philosophy

We believe our children are the future. As parents and educators, it is our job to educate them, nurture them, guide them and provide the best possible experiences during their formative years. We strive to develop an individually tailored strategic plan for each client. Our participants gain the survival skills necessary for long term self-sufficiency.

Mission Statement

To educate, remediate and facilitate training and provide services and/or referrals for low-income families in a humble, loving manner.

Target Population

New Beginnings participants are primarily residents of Paterson Court Housing Community, Tulane Court Housing Community and surrounding inner-city, low-income areas within Montgomery. The Center serves Montgomery’s most under-served and impoverished children, their parents, and their community. According to “Community Counts” Report (2011), 100% of the families serviced are below the poverty line and participate in food stamp related programs. Additionally, the area serviced has the lowest rate of 4 for juvenile court cases, birth-rate for unmarried women and HIV/AIDs incident rates. Our center takes a focused, collaborative, and long-term approach to deal with families that we serve.

Beliefs

All individuals deserve to be treated with respect.
All individuals have the right to become the best they can be in all aspects of life, including emotionally, physically and spiritually.
All individuals have self-worth and dignity.
All individuals are unique and have needs that must be met to perform at his/her best in all aspects of life.
All individuals should be afforded the opportunity to obtain continual learning and personal growth.