About PROJECT NAS
Our Team
Our Mission
Our Team
The Project NAS team consists of volunteers dedicated to empowering formerly incarcerated individuals with life skills to become productive and contributing members of society. Get in touch for more information!
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SERVICES
Our Mission
Our Team
- WHOLE PERSON DEVELOPMENT
- LIFE SKILLS
- RE-ENTRY CONSULTATION/TRAINING/ WORKSHOPS
- LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY
- COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
At Project NAS, we believe in the "Holistic Approach" which means we meet our members where they are as it relates to their biological, sociological, psychological, financial, cultural, and spiritual needs. The staff of Project NAS has an understanding that we may not accommodate all members in-house, therefore, we use a highly sophisticated referral system.
THE WORLD OF PROJECT NAS
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GET INVOLVED
Project NAS is fortunate to have the support of our wonderful community. You can do your part to help the community. Listed below are ways you can help. Whether volunteering, taking part in a fundraising event, or making a donation.
We greatly appreciate your support.
EXCITING NEWS
Project NAS is a recipient of the 2022 Richland County Discretionary Grant. These funds will help Project Nas CDC provide services to formerly incarcerated people and families in Richalnd County.
Free Whole -Person Development Skills Workshop
Free Whole-Person Development Worksop presented by Project NAS CDC Facilitated by Hameen Shabazz, GCDF