Building Skills. Building Confidence. Building Community
New Life Community Development Center envisions a community where every individual—especially those from economically disadvantaged and minority backgrounds—has access to cutting-edge training, technology, and personal development that unlocks meaningful careers and lifelong opportunities. We are committed to delivering high-quality instruction, innovative learning experiences, and tailored support that empowers people to pursue their passions, advance professionally, and transform their lives.
GATHERGROW – Where Curiosity Gathers, and Minds Grow. STEM in Nature for Adults
GatherGrow is a 6-week outdoor STEM education program serving adults in a 1,140 sq ft concrete learning environment. Participants engage in applied science, engineering challenges, data analysis, and technology-supported learning focused on real-world community and environmental systems.
HARVESTHUB – Rooted in Nature, growing in community. STEM in Nature for the Community
HarvestHub transforms a community garden into a living STEM laboratory—where science, technology, engineering, and math are learned through food systems, environmental stewardship, and intergenerational collaboration.
NATURENOOK – Discover, learn and play the NatureNook way! Where little explorers grow big ideas.
STEM in Nature for Youth
NatureNook is a 6-week outdoor STEM program serving youth in grades K–6 within a 930 sq ft space divided between grass and concrete. The program uses nature-based exploration, engineering challenges, math activities, and light technology integration to build early STEM confidence and curiosity.
GREEPULSE – Nature’s Rhythm. Your learning Pulse. Teen-Friendly, community -based outdoor AI Learning – STEM in Nature for Teens
GreenPulse is a 6-week outdoor STEM learning experience that engages underserved teens in hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math education within their own community. With Wi-Fi connectivity and real-time tech integration, youth explore environmental data, robotics, green energy, and more—all within a small, safe outdoor classroom