Project Transformation North Texas
Project Transformation North Texas engages college-age young adults in ministry and service with underserved children and youth in under-resourced communities.
Services
Project Transformation North Texas provides ministry and service opportunities for college-age young adults. These individuals work with underserved children and youth in 43 site churches located in under-resourced communities. Over the summer, the program focuses on improving the reading levels of the children and youth, with 97% maintaining or improving their reading skills.
Engagement with Youth
Project Transformation North Texas engages over 3,200 children and youth annually. The organization operates in 43 site churches located in under-resourced communities, offering programs designed to maintain or improve reading levels during the summer. This approach serves a dual purpose: enhancing educational outcomes for the youth and providing meaningful service opportunities for college-age adults.
College-Age Ministry Opportunities
Each year, Project Transformation North Texas involves more than 370 college-age young adults in its ministry programs. These individuals gain valuable experience by working directly with children and youth in under-resourced communities. The program emphasizes leadership development, as evidenced by feedback from alumni, 92% of whom report that their experience prepared them for future roles in the church or community.
Impact of Alumni
Through its structured programs and hands-on experience, Project Transformation North Texas equips its college-age participants with essential leadership skills. According to alumni feedback, 92% feel that their time with the organization prepared them for future leadership roles within the church or community. This suggests a lasting impact beyond the immediate service period, contributing to community and church leadership pipelines.
