The program emphasizes reading, writing, and comprehension skills, with the gospel serving as the central theme of the curriculum. Eligibility: This program is open to adults aged 18 and up and takes place at Project 658.
Equipping refugee women with the necessary tools to find sustainable work opportunities in the textile industry. Rolling enrollment with an active waitlist.
Providing guidance and academic support to college students as they ask the question, “what’s next?”
Project 658 has been engaging with the Sailboat Bay Apartment community for over a decade. What started as incarnational ministry through relationships developed into various staff members residing within the community and calling it home. Along the way we have provided opportunities for connection through programs like Street Soccer and Bible Studies. In the season ahead we are focused on both personal and educational development of the youth in our program through intentional mentorship and tutoring. If you are interested in volunteer opportunities both on the soccer field or helping with homework, please let us know.
The Culinary Classes program provides hands-on culinary training for individuals ages 16+. Through the ServeSate and Fundamentals of Food 120-hour certification course offered in partnership with Central Piedmont Community College, participants gain hands-on training in kitchen safety, sanitation, knife skills, and basic food preparation, preparing them for entry-level kitchen positions in the restaurant industry. Additionally, this program offers an 8-week cooking
foundations class that builds practical cooking skills and teaches useful and delicious recipes for everyday life.