Programs rooted in healing, dignity, and possibility.
Freedom Project provides healing-centered, peer-informed support for people and families impacted by incarceration and systemic harm. Our programs respond to immediate needs while building pathways toward stability, leadership, connection, and long-term freedom.
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What We Offer
We offer a range of services to meet the needs of every client. Have something else in mind? We'd be happy to work with you to create a custom quote.
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Coming home should mean coming home to support. Our reentry team connects individuals and families with practical resources, trusted guidance, and one-on-one support from people who understand the barriers of reentry.
Support may includeHousing and shelter navigation
Employment resources
Clothing and transportation
Benefits and community-resource connections
Individualized planning and ongoing encouragement
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Stable housing creates the foundation for healing, family connection, and self-determination. Freedom Project supports individuals and families experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or barriers connected to incarceration and systemic exclusion.
Support may includeHousing navigation
Landlord and agency coordination
Individualized housing-stability plans
Time-limited rental or move-in assistance when available
Connections to employment, behavioral health, reentry, and community wellness resources
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Freedom Project believes housing justice includes the opportunity to build lasting security and generational wealth. This initiative supports individuals and families historically excluded from homeownership through culturally responsive education, trusted guidance, and practical preparation.
Program areas may includeBudgeting and financial education
Credit repair and mortgage readiness
Peer navigation and mentorship
Connections to trusted housing and lending partners
Support moving from housing instability toward long-term ownership
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Every young person deserves to feel seen, heard, supported, and powerful. Voices of Brilliance creates a culturally grounded space where youth impacted by incarceration, housing instability, systemic oppression, or community trauma can build confidence, strengthen leadership, and express themselves freely.
Program experiences
Leadership and public speaking
Creative expression through art, writing, music, and storytelling
Life skills and emotional resilience
Mentorship and peer support
Cultural identity, history, and belonging
Youth-led conversations and community engagement
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A supportive circle for young women, including young mothers, navigating healing, relationships, parenting, education, employment, housing instability, and personal growth. The group is rooted in trust, joy, community, and the belief that young women deserve support without judgment.
Program experiences
Supportive group circles
Parenting and life-skills workshops
Financial literacy and goal-setting
Creative expression and joy
Peer connection and mentorship
Trauma-informed, child-welcoming support when available
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Civic education is more than learning how government works. It is about understanding our rights, recognizing our collective power, and shaping the decisions that affect our lives. Freedom Project creates engaging opportunities for system-impacted youth and community members to learn, lead, and influence change.
Program experiences
Civic education workshops
Youth-led discussions and events
Leadership and advocacy training
Creative learning through storytelling, music, and group reflection
Community fellowship and continued engagement
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Freedom Project supports healing connection and restorative community inside Washington correctional facilities through Nonviolent Communication, mindfulness, peer mentorship, and racial equity learning.
Nonviolent Communication
Participants develop practical tools for self-awareness, empathic listening, honest expression, and peaceful conflict resolution. The goal is to build the quality of connection where each person’s humanity and needs are valued.
Mindfulness
Our secular mindfulness practices help participants strengthen present-moment awareness, reduce reactivity, clarify intentions, and navigate difficult circumstances with greater choice.
Peer Mentorship
Participants deepen their learning by mentoring peers, supporting workshops, facilitating small groups, and helping build a culture of connection and accountability within their facilities.
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Freedom Project offers workshops that strengthen communication, healing, equity, digital skills, civic knowledge, and community connection. Workshops may be designed for organizations, families, youth, volunteers, and community members.
Our programs
Reentry Support
Personal, peer-informed guidance for people returning home, including connections to housing, employment, transportation, clothing, and essential resources
Housing Support
Housing navigation and stabilization services that help individuals and families move toward safe, secure, and lasting homes.
Youth Programs
Culturally grounded spaces where young people build confidence, strengthen leadership, explore creativity, and experience belonging.
Healing & Community
Nonviolent Communication, mindfulness, civic engagement, and community workshops that nurture healing, connection, and collective power.

