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There’s Always Hope is a San Francisco and Honolulu-based firm specializing in promoting age-friendly environments positive aging and better health span. We do this by helping people enrich their life and career through personal enrichment, health education and professional development programs.
Our programs are delivered both in-person and online. Do you work with an aging population? With special expertise in gerontology, we are uniquely qualified to create learning programs targeting our aging population, and staff training for organizations who value age-friendly communities and, therefore aim to better serve this quickly-growing population. "....[Hope's] great group facilitation skills center around seeing the silver lining in all that is without negating the harder realistic truths, excellent interpersonal skills that encourage group discussion, a solid background working with individuals 50+ and giving as much support and encouragement as possible..." -Donya Drummond, Jobs and Career Librarian San Francisco Main Library |
Upcoming Virtual Programs
Age as An Asset In Your Job Search: FREE Tuesday, October 6, 2020 Cultivating Optimism and Resilience for Success and Wellbeing Thursday, October 15, 2020 You are invited to browse our site, and discover the many helpful resources designed to enhance your career and personal wellbeing.
Contact us to discuss how our programs can enrich your organization. |
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Hope Levy -- Wellness Educator with a Special Focus on Seniors
Hope Levy champions positive aging through lifelong learning and health education. Her particular passion is healthy brain functioning, and, as an educator, she spreads the gospel as wide as she can.Hope Levy champions positive aging through lifelong learning and health education. Her particular passion is healthy brain functioning, and, as an educator, she spreads the gospel as wide as she can. (:read more)
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"Hope is someone everyone would love on their team. She's fun; she's bright; she's ethical; she's kind and best of all she gets the job done!” Sally Goodwin, Director, Senior Literacy Project San Francisco Senior Center |
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