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JHP Applauds “A Wider Circle” Graduate, Tameka Kennedy

Jobs Have Priority, Inc. is thrilled to announce the graduation of our valued customer, Ms. Tameka Kennedy, from the “A Wider Circle” Partnership to Independence (PTI) program. The graduation ceremony took place on April 4th at the Atlantic Street SE location, marking the end of a comprehensive three-year training process.

This program focuses on empowering single parents through education in economics and financial independence. Driven by a desire to honor her grandmother’s legacy, Ms. Kennedy has shown remarkable dedication to enhancing her professional and personal skills. JHP is honored to have stood by her side during this process and we wish her nothing but continued success in her new career path.

Community Impact: Jubilee Jobs Event

We’re so excited to share that Jobs Have Priority (JHP) was recently awarded a Certificate of Participation for leading the Jubilee Jobs Event on March 31st. It was an incredible day of connecting with the community and helping folks find new career paths.

A huge thanks to everyone who made it happen. We love what we do!

JHP in the Community: Spring Into Health

On Saturday, March 21, 2026, Jobs Have Priority, Inc. (JHP) joined forces with Wellpoint at Anacostia High School for the “Spring Into Health” Farmers Market. Representing JHP’s commitment to community stability, Job Developer Geoffrey Brooks was on the ground providing vital employment and vocational support to attendees.

Amidst the fresh produce and wellness resources, JHP served as a bridge to opportunity, offering guidance to neighbors looking to navigate the job market or enhance their career paths. By bringing vocational expertise directly to the neighborhood, JHP continues to prove that health and economic opportunity go hand-in-hand.

Celebrating Milestones of Employment and Housing

At Jobs Have Priority, we believe in the power of community. Mr. Rodney Taylor, a retired firefighter, continues to serve by providing life changing job opportunities to our Prince George’s House residents. His partnership illustrates exactly why advocacy matters. Alongside him stands Mr. Winslow, who is preparing to transition into his new home on April 1, 2026. Join us in celebrating these milestones of employment and housing, true pillars of a fresh start.