Promise welcomes new Ambassador class

May 15, 2019

In the Cleveland Central Promise Neighborhood, we work to build a cradle to career pipeline for the residents and families of Central, a transformative model intended to build a healthier community.

We recognize that residents must lead the change to be truly impactful in our neighborhood, and our Ambassador program empowers community leaders who serve as partners in designing and implementing the work.

At the May Promise Advisory Council meeting, we welcomed those who recently completed training and are now Promise Ambassadors, bringing our total count to nearly 70 ambassadors.

Congratulations to our latest Promise Ambassadors:

Aneesha Lynn Coleman
Prisicella Fayne
Julius Warfield
Yvette Duke
Charmaine Jordan
Robert Lucas
Alquita Ferguson
Tarajuana Crowell

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