Under Tayseer Rashed's leadership, our dedicated team came together to organize programs for youth and various marginalized and underrepresented groups, even before we received financial support. We prioritized youth engagement and well-being, offering health workshops for youth and other community members. These workshops, led by our volunteer doctors and Fitness trainers, provided crucial education on healthy living and well-being. Our volunteers generously supported us both financially and with their time, ensuring our community received valuable health information.


The rise in youth violence and conflicts, particularly affecting Black youth, motivated us to create a supportive and violence-free environment. Abe took the initiative to train children, youth, and seniors, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to their development and leadership, even with limited resources.

Today, many participants benefit from our diverse programs. Human Hope began as a grassroots initiative, running small group sessions and working tirelessly. To address various challenges, we organized health and fitness sessions, well-being workshops, and workshops on leadership, nutrition, and wellness. We also emphasized the importance of community service, helping youth understand the value of giving back to their communities, setting goals, and caring for the environment. Inspired by our early successes and the dedication of our leaders, we established Human Hope to broaden our impact and continue empowering individuals and communities.