Education

EDUCATION

Education is a key ingredient to success for our community. Below are some of the programs that offer opportunities for individuals to learn and grow in areas identified as vital in becoming a self-sustaining member of the community at large.

SEWING

Equipping refugee women with the necessary tools to find sustainable work opportunities in the textile industry. Rolling enrollment with an active waitlist. Email Julia Camenisch to connect.

COLLEGE TUTORING + DISCIPLESHIP

Providing guidance and academic support to college students as they ask the question, “what’s next?” Email Matt Fisher or Mariotti Risma to connect.

FAMILY SERVICES

Various social services and referrals provided by appointment only. Email Mark Landon to connect.

ESL

Important Notice: This program currently has a waitlist

For more information, please contact info@project658.com.

Program Details:

Frequency: Classes are held 4 days a week.
Duration: This is a 10-month program.
Schedule Options: Classes are available in either the morning or afternoon, each lasting 2 hours.
Childcare: Childcare may be provided, depending on class availability.
Eligibility: This program is open to adults aged 18 and up and takes place at Project 658.
Curriculum Focus: The program emphasizes reading, writing, and comprehension skills, with the gospel serving as the central theme of the curriculum.

SUMMER CAMP

A safe space for elementary students to learn, grow and play while combatting the summer slide! Spring enrollment. Email Bella Miller to connect.

STREET SOCCER 658

The organization aims to foster social change through sports by providing support, accountability, and resources to help players achieve their goals. The model focuses on engaging at-risk youth and adults, evaluating individual needs, and empowering players to create lasting change in their lives.Email Matt Fisher to connect.