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WE ARE ALL ABOUT BUILDING A STRONGER COMMUNITY

Our Commitment

E4HH is committed to empowering every young person, regardless of their school choice. We understand that each child has unique needs and that supporting youth requires flexibility, creativity, and a deep understanding of the challenges they face. By offering enriching experiences, fostering community connections, and creating opportunities for global learning and volunteerism, we are building a brighter, more inclusive future for all young people.

We believe that teaching young people to give back and be active participants in their community is essential for nurturing empathy, social responsibility, and a sense of belonging. Through volunteering, service projects, and community involvement, we aim to instill a deep understanding that helping others is not only a powerful way to create positive change but also a key part of leading a fulfilling life.

Together, we can create a future where every young person has access to the tools, experiences, and support they need to thrive—leading to a happier, more harmonious world where everyone plays a part in making it better. Join us in our mission to bridge the gap in enrichment and create lasting, positive change in the lives of youth across the world.

No Child Should Be Left Behind!

Starting point

The first steps we took was to gauge the community and understand the scope of the mission.

We were initially formed to support the non-traditional student to develop enrichment opportunities in the region, however, we have grown to support all students and their family unit after learning of need.

According to National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI) homeschool statistics, during the 2020-2021 school year, there were 3.7 million homeschool students in the U.S. and Georgia ranks 3rd highest in the country.

We based out of Henry County and the homeschool population ranks 7th highest out of 159 counties. Henry county has over 2,000 homeschooled students that could benefit from an educational enrichment program. That number does not include the kindergarten population because in Georgia that data is not tracked until a child reaches 1st grade. There are 2,405 kindergarten students registered in Henry County public schools.

After further examination of the reports provided by GaDoe, we discovered Henry County and the surrounding counties of Clayton, Fayette, DeKalb, Newton, Spalding, Butts and Rockdale is predominately minority, and have a total of 9,750 learners between 1st and 12th from 5,826 families. The lack of resources available to young learners, especially the homeschool community in the South Atlanta area has a detrimental impact on our society and children’s lives. Data shows that the Atlanta region is one of the fastest growing in the nation, and yet, is among the fastest growth rate of suburban poverty in the nation.

Support from local community

Location, scale, and accessibility is absolutely crucial to the mission. We strive to provide enriching opportunities for the family unit through rewarding and fulfilling experiences while honoring their diverse needs & values.

Desired end result

Continually contextualizing the needs of the community, will help us to develop an effective organization that will positively impact the community and be in place to enhance the educational experience for the youth in our community, now and for generations to come.