Robert Keene

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Lee Cruz April 19, 2012 at 12:43pm

Robert,

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Location

New Haven, CT

Birthday:

September 14

Contact Person

Robert Keene

Contact phone

(203) 772-1909

E-mail

programs@faithpowerdevelopment.org

Website

https://www.faithpowerdevelopment.org/

Interest

Career Assistance, Housing Assistance, Shelter, Financial Literacy

Description Interest

The Faith Power Development Corporation (FPDC) is a faith-based 501(c) 3 organization, located in New Haven, Connecticut. The mission of FPDC is to provide social services and support to the inner city economically disadvantaged neighborhoods of New Haven. FPDC programs target adult ex-offenders and homeless in the Hill neighborhood of New Haven. The services and supports that FPDC provides are designed to assist a population that has historically been denied opportunities and excluded from the mainstream of society. The population of ex-offenders returning to New Haven desperately needs help reintegrating and acquiring the requisite skills that promote independence and sustainability in their personal and family lives. FPDC is built on the principle that people must have hope; implicit in hope is a tangible means out of desperate situations and environments.