Generation Diamond Corporation

Generation Diamond Corporation Our missionGeneration Diamond exists to empower adults who are 19 and older through transitional programs and services to succeed in building a secure and stable future. We assist with immediate needs after significant disruptions and offer longer-term programs that provide intentional support, direction and hope. We believe everyone deserves a chance. And then another.Our visionGeneration Diamond assists individuals reintegrating into their communities to hold the keys that unlock the benefits of a stable plan, a stable job and stable housing, considered the Three Hallmarks of the Generation Diamond program. About UsGeneration Diamond was founded by Blanca Mejia in 2016. Having become involved with young people seeking to re-establish their security and future plans after significant intervening events in their lives, Mejia recognized their primary need for a stable environment and resources that allow for necessary changes in behavior and habits. This work soon expanded to include anyone in unstable social and economic crises, regardless of age or circumstance, helping to build a foundation for a stable, secure and productive future. Meet the team What We DoGeneration Diamond declares success when a program participant is independent of assistance programs, enjoying stable employment, food and housing security and a stable plan for the future. When participants have hope and understand that they can contribute value to their communities, Generation Diamond is succeeding in their mission. Learn more Get InvolvedThrough the generosity of our Omaha Community, we have made an impact. With your help, we can make an even bigger one. Find Out How Get in TouchWhether you are reaching out for help or reaching out to help, we would love to hear from you. Contact Us Non-discrimination Statement and PolicyGeneration Diamond does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations.