A 10-month program designed to empower youth and their families through life skills, business education, and agricultural literacy. Join us in cultivating resilience, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills.
The Sweet Potato Project is a transformative initiative by the West Fresno Family Resource Center aimed at empowering community members through education and hands-on experience in sustainable agriculture. Our goal is to teach valuable life skills while promoting healthy eating habits and self-sufficiency. By engaging participants in the cultivation of sweet potatoes, we foster a sense of community, responsibility, and pride, ultimately impacting the lives of individuals and families in West Fresno.
We believe in the power of hands-on agricultural experience to enrich our community. Through our Sweet Potato Project 2, participants learn essential life skills while cultivating healthy habits. Join us in nurturing a brighter, healthier future for everyone through food, education, and support!
Life skills and financial literacy are essential for thriving in our community. Through engaging workshops and hands-on experiences, like our Sweet Potato Project 2, we empower families with the knowledge to make informed choices, fostering healthier lives and brighter futures.
Entrepreneurial mentorship is essential for nurturing our community’s potential. With initiatives like our Sweet Potato Project 2, we provide practical skills alongside health education and food giveaways, empowering individuals to thrive and foster positive change right here in West Fresno.
Mental health initiatives like the Sweet Potato Project 2, we equip families with essential life lessons while fostering connections that enrich mental resilience. Together, we create a supportive environment where individuals can thrive, knowing they have access to the tools needed for a healthier, happier life.
With the Sweet Potato Project 2, we not only provide nourishment but also impart valuable life lessons, all with a heartfelt commitment to fostering healthier, thriving families.
We are committed to nurturing our community through essential resources like food, healthcare, and education. Our innovative programs, including the Sweet Potato Project, empower individuals with valuable life skills, fostering a healthier and more vibrant community for all.
Earn a Stipend of $100 for participation and $25 for each successful referral!
Classes take place at our main office location.
Tuesday 5:30-7:00pm
Tuesday 5:30-7:00pm
South Stadium Building,
700 Van Ness Ave, Suite #201
Fresno, CA 93721
Phone:
(559) 374-5750
The NCSCC is dedicated to providing access to clinical care and community resources for patients with SCD in targeted communities throughout the state of California