Different problems, same discipline: Think, Plan, Execute. Every program below runs through all three stages before it's called done.
Free or low-cost counseling, wellness workshops, and referral pathways to licensed clinicians — open to the general public.
Prevention education, awareness campaigns, and coordinated referrals into substance use recovery programs.
Supporting local community development alongside research-driven prevention and management of chronic and community health conditions.
Including autism, dementia, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's.
Caregiver training, education, and community awareness for families supporting autistic children and adults.
Family support, caregiver respite, and public education for age-related and neurological conditions.
Ongoing one-on-one and group mentorship connecting individuals and families to consistent support.
Structured, vetted visitation and reentry planning support for incarcerated individuals and their families — run only through authorized correctional-facility channels.
Emergency-readiness training and direct relief support ahead of and following local disasters.
Direct assistance with food, clothing, and other underserved support for individuals experiencing homelessness or hunger.
Business incubation and mentorship support for community entrepreneurs.
Hands-on trade and job-readiness training designed to lead directly into paid work — one of TPEG's chartered, approved purposes.
Foundational and job-ready computer skills training, opening doors to today's digital workforce.
Resume building, interview preparation, and employer partnerships for direct placement.
Leadership training, public health consultation, and culture promotion — building knowledge that outlasts any single program.
Structured leadership development for volunteers, community members, and program participants.
Preparing chaplains and faith leaders to provide nonpartisan spiritual and pastoral support across our programs, including prison visitation.
Guidance and consultation support on public health topics for individuals, families, and partner organizations.
One of the programs we're most proud of. We teach languages and cultures from a wide range of nations and religions — building understanding, not just tolerance, between communities.
Transition support, family assistance, and referrals to health and benefits services for veterans and their households.
We put our own Think-Plan-Execute method to work for partner nonprofits, schools, and institutions building a workable plan.
Schools, universities, religious groups, hospitals, and clinics can bring any of these programs to their own community.
See partnership options