One in four families in Northern Virginia lives paycheck-to-paycheck; delaying medical treatment, going hungry, or sacrificing other basic needs just to make ends meet. Britepaths provides free and immediate services (in Spanish, English, and other languages when necessary) while working with families to achieve long-term self-sufficiency. Families in crisis receive food (including grocery gift cards and farmers market vouchers), school supplies, and assistance with rent, utilities, and car repairs. At the Financial Empowerment Center, clients engage one-on-one with coaches to improve their financial literacy skills, get job and certification training, mentorship, professional networking experiences, and supplemental workshops. Serving more than 10,000 individuals annually, 58% of whom are children, Britepaths guides clients through financial crises and meets their current needs while helping families change the outcome for future generations as well.
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