Our Five Pillars

Five Pillars. One Mission.

People’s needs are connected. Food, recovery, health, positive development, and employment each play a role in building stability. These five pillars guide Project Sabr’s work and long-term growth.

1

Food Security & Homeless Outreach

Established program

Meet immediate needs with dignity — bringing meals, groceries, and essential supplies directly to neighbors experiencing homelessness and to families facing food insecurity.

Current activities

  • Volunteer-led homeless outreach distributing prepared meals and essential supplies
  • Weekly or biweekly community food drives with groceries and fresh produce
  • Family food distributions supported by volunteers and donors

Planned next steps

  • Move toward a consistent weekly distribution schedule
  • Deepen volunteer coverage across outreach sites
2

Addiction Recovery & Rehabilitation

In development

Create a residential treatment home where people seeking recovery are met with compassion, structure, and a realistic path forward.

Current activities

  • Program design and exploration with prospective clinical advisors
  • Identifying the operating model, staffing, and approvals required

Planned next steps

  • Secure qualified clinical leadership
  • Identify funding and a suitable property
  • Complete licensing and required approvals before any admission
3

Community Health & Wellness

In development

Bring free screenings, preventive care, and practical health education to neighbors through qualified healthcare professionals and partner organizations.

Current activities

  • Identifying qualified healthcare partners to deliver services
  • Planning screening days and health education topics

Planned next steps

  • Confirm clinical partners and supervision
  • Pilot a community health screening day
4

Youth Empowerment & Development

In development

Give young people mentors, structure, and opportunities to build confidence, leadership, and life skills.

Current activities

  • Planning mentorship and life-skills programming
  • Exploring sports and leadership activities with community partners

Planned next steps

  • Recruit and screen volunteer mentors
  • Partner with schools and community organizations
5

Adult Career & Workforce Development

In development

Help adults move toward economic independence with practical job readiness support and real connections to employers.

Current activities

  • Shaping job readiness and résumé support with employer input
  • Building a network of workforce and training partners

Planned next steps

  • Develop workshop curriculum
  • Confirm employer partners for placements and referrals

Program status reflects the current stage of each pillar and is updated as our work develops. Our residential treatment home depends on qualified leadership, funding, a suitable property, and required approvals. Community health services will be delivered with qualified healthcare partners. We do not offer treatment admission or clinic booking for services that are not yet operating.