Over the past several months, our team has completed an extraordinary season of evaluations, certifications, inspections, and program reviews—and we are excited to share the results.

At Prism Project, our mission aligns deeply with the purpose of this vigil. Every day we walk alongside girls ages 12–17 who have experienced exploitation.

The room was filled with brilliant, compassionate individuals and organizations, all working tirelessly to make a difference across Flint, Genesee County, and beyond.

What we didn’t anticipate was the depth of relationship, mentorship, and empowerment that would come alongside the funding.

After over 4 years of collaborative effort, Prism Project has officially opened its long-term safehouse restorative program in Genesee County!

Each effort helps build momentum — transforming concern into action and compassion into tangible support.

Our commitment extends beyond the walls of the Safehouse itself. Long before a child arrives, Prism Project’s mission begins with prevention and community education —

Prism Project’s long-term goals include developing independent living and transitional programming to support youth as they move toward adulthood.