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We create opportunities for Members to give back to their supportive communities by volunteering. We conduct personal responsibility classes and workplace preparedness training that foster positive growth. We facilitate a peer mentoring program that allows members who have progressed through our initiatives to lead by example

Supporting young adults with behavioral health challenges through life’s transitions while providing a launching pad for true growth and positive transformation

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Mission, Vision and Values

Mission

Supporting young adults with behavioral health challenges through life’s transitions while providing a launching pad for true growth and positive transformation.

Vision

✓ To establish a community that sees individuals with behavioral health challenges as valuable members of society.

✓ To provide a safe environment for individuals that fosters positive personal GROWTH. To cultivate skill development for individuals as they progress through various phases of life.

Values

✓ Guidance
✓ Resilience
✓ Overcoming
✓ Willpower
✓ Transformation
✓ Hope

Our Board

Membership Biography and Contact Information

Dionne Banks, President

Wealth Manager

Jimmie L Ellison Jr.

School Counselor / Future Center Coordinator

Immanuel Ivey, Vice President

Executive Director

Christina Snorten

Procurement Program Director

Kellie Taylor

Insurance Agency Owner

Marsha Egan

Vice President of Program Services

News

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Indianapolis African American Quality of Life Initiative Grant

Our Founder, Jeanine Coleman, had the honor to attend an orientation for awardees of the Indianapolis African American Quality of Life Initiative. Project WILL, Inc was one of 52 not-for-profit organizations selected by the National Urban League to implement the initiative’s mission to support effective programs, policies, and ventures to make measurable improvements in the […]

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PWI Newsletter for January

In December, our awesome Members participated in their annual Christmas caroling Fun Friday! They picked some classic tunes, including “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” and “Jingle Bell Rock”. Members had a blast spreading holiday cheer to the local businesses. We’re already looking forward to next year! After caroling, Members got to whip up some delicious hot chocolate and have fun decorating their very own Christmas cookies! Additionally, LINKS hosted their annual Christmas party at the Fitness Farm, where everyone enjoyed a fantastic night filled with games, dancing, and delicious food. Thank you for joining us; we look forward to seeing you again next year!

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PWI Newsletter for February

In January, our Members had a blast focusing on team building! One of the highlights was an exciting lesson where Members were blindfolded and had to rely on their teammates’ cues to navigate through an obstacle course. It was a fun way to enhance their communication skills, all while working together! To make things even more interesting, our staff added some playful distractions, like cotton balls flying through the air and music playing during instructions, mimicking the distractions we often face in the workplace.

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PWI Newsletter for March

In February, LINKS observed Black History Month by encouraging Members to engage in a daily icebreaker activity that highlighted significant figures in black history. Additionally, Members were provided the opportunity to select a prominent black individual relevant to their career interests and prepare a presentation on their contributions. Staff assisted Members in identifying their chosen profession and a black figure who has made an impact in it. From that they created their informative posters using Canva, utilixing the computer skills taught in previous lessons. Some topics explored included the first black professional football player and the first black president.

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PWI Newsletter for April

The members of Graham Road decided to organize a Women’s and Children’s Clothing Drive to benefit the Wheeler Mission.

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PWI Newsletter for May

Project WILL, Inc. sincerely appreciates all individuals who attended the AUsome: Autism Awareness Expo. Your participation strengthens our commitment to fostering understanding and acceptance of autism. We also extend our gratitude to our esteemed panelists; your insights, dedication, and contributions have been both inspiring and impactful. Together, we are making meaningful progress toward greater awareness and inclusion.

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New ProjectWill Location Brings Hope to Indianapolis Youth

ProjectWill has recently launched its latest center in Indianapolis to provide support for young people facing behavioral health challenges.

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Project Will opens new downtown location

Project Will opened a new location to help people with criminal backgrounds.

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Project Will to open additional location to help new demographic of people

WRTV’s Nicole Griffin shows us how Project Will is expanding its reach in central Indiana.

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IAAQLI 6 Pillars In Action Spotlight - Project Will | Pillar 3: Employment

Explore how Project Will activates IAAQLI’s Pillar 3 (Employment) — driving job creation, skills development, and inclusive economic growth.

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Lives Changed Through Willpower

Real Stories, Real Impact

Jennifer Yumibe

We are very grateful for PWIs LINKS program, which combines job readiness training, volunteer opportunities, and fun activities. Its strengths were apparent from the start: a great staff and a multipronged approach. My son enjoyed all of it and was able to get a job at his preferred employer.
Mark, a veteran facing homelessness, 
who found hope and stability

Jennifer Yumibe

We are very grateful for PWIs LINKS program, which combines job readiness training, volunteer opportunities, and fun activities. Its strengths were apparent from the start: a great staff and a multipronged approach. My son enjoyed all of it and was able to get a job at his preferred employer.
Mark, a veteran facing homelessness, 
who found hope and stability

Reesa Mills

Dustin just loves going to Project Will. He loves the people and new friends he has made. Dustin loves the current events that are shared. He loves the community volunteering. Thank you for all you do. I have recommended your program to a friend.

Reesa Mills

Dustin just loves going to Project Will. He loves the people and new friends he has made. Dustin loves the current events that are shared. He loves the community volunteering. Thank you for all you do. I have recommended your program to a friend.

Buttermilk Mountain, Inc.

Project WILL is very easy to work with. We are satisfied with the services they provide and have no complaints. We have a good time making Buttermilk's Biscuits. The staff that bring the Bakers are a delight to work with.

Buttermilk Mountain, Inc.

Project WILL is very easy to work with. We are satisfied with the services they provide and have no complaints. We have a good time making Buttermilk's Biscuits. The staff that bring the Bakers are a delight to work with.

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