Here's our purpose:
Kadesh Cares meets the humanitarian needs of the community without discrimination regarding race, color, religion, sex, age, or national origin, physical or mental disability. We encourage and cultivate positive relationships with all branches of government, other charitable groups and human service organizations, unified together in helping citizens in communities become responsible and empowered.
Here's our history:
Kadesh Economic Partners, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded on trust, integrity, and compassion by the leadership of
Dr. Kayla Bryant and Kadesh Financial Services. Since 2010, community efforts have supported men, women, and children across Georgia and Florida through humanitarian aid, early intervention, education and workforce integration, healthcare access, social service connections, nonprofit business consulting, and mentoring.
Mission
To serve people with purpose by empowering communities through support, education, and opportunity.
Vision
To create lasting change by equipping individuals and families with the tools to build stable, thriving futures.
Project Values and Principals
​We can identify several values and principles that guide the Programs of Kadesh Economic Partners:
Empathy and compassion: The program is designed to address the needs of the unhoused population, veterans, low-income, and disadvantaged individuals who may have limited education, few skills, and lack of a strong work ethic. The program recognizes that these individuals often come from families who have been on welfare for years and lack positive outlook towards their future.
Holistic approach: The program takes a holistic approach to addressing the needs of the participants. It provides healthcare services, nutrition and distribution of food, distribution of basic need items, education & life skill enhancements, housing, job readiness & workforce placement assistance, post-support services, policies, laws, lobbying, legal litigation law changes.
Life skills and personal development: The program focuses on helping participants develop life skills, including building self-esteem, improving communication skills, emphasizing personal responsibility, and building budgeting and financial management skills.
Job readiness and placement: The program provides job readiness and placement services, including basic skills classes, computer classes, job preparation classes, and emergency service funds.
Substance abuse counseling: The program recognizes the importance of addressing substance abuse issues among participants and provides referrals to outside treatment agencies.
Accountability and monitoring: The program hold participants accountable for their progress and monitors their attendance, punctuality, reliability, and dedication to personal success and advancement. Case managers work one-on-one with each participant to help them resolve barriers and problems that may lead to failure and address personal issues.
These values and principles guide the Homelessness Outreach Program (HOP) in achieving its goal of placing 500 men and women in full-time employment within the next three years and helping hundreds of others improve their quality of life.
Partnerships and Collaborations:
Kadesh Economic Partners has successfully established numerous employer relationships and works alongside various organizations to meet the needs of participants. Special thanks to a few of our partners.
