The ultimate test of HOPE’s strategy and approach is in demonstrable improvement in the health, quality of life, educational attainment, and self-sufficiency of its beneficiaries. Here are a few results from 2005:

• Over 2100 families received assistance for household and educational expenses for their children in HOPE schools
  
  
• 630 street children obtained daily free breakfasts and all educational expenses to attend government schools
  
  
• 106 of 112 Grade 10 students passed the National Examinations with scores high enough to qualify for college prep or junior college
  
  
• 113 of 135 graduates from the class of 2004 had been placed in jobs
  
  
• Several HOPE graduates who are now attending university gave back to the school by holding summer enrichment classes for 200 students
  
  
• Six new small businesses were started by HOPE graduates
  
  
• Land has been obtained for the new HOPE University College, the master plan has been approved, and detailed building plans are underway