Our Mission
To empower youth and families in communities of color to defeat abuse and violence through expressive arts, social and emotional learning and positive quality of life experiences.
Our Purpose
At A.I.R. Project, we are driven by a deep-seated purpose born from personal experiences of abuse, violence, and the subsequent mental trauma that too often affects the descendants of the African diaspora. Our nonprofit organization was founded on the recognition of a pressing need: to break the generational cycles of suffering that impact our communities.
Our Impact
5K+
People Reached
300+
Outreach Services
1K+
Basic Needs Support
Recognitions and Awards
Soles for AIR Day (Houston)
In 2023, Houston's former Mayor Sylvestor Turner established October 28th as Soles for AIR Day.
Certificate of Appreciation
In 2023, District K Vice Mayor Pro Tem Martha Castex-Tatum office presented A.I.R. Project with a Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of our contributions and service to the community.
HCDE 2023 Spirit of Excellence Award
A.I.R. Project was voted and recognized as the Community Connection Champion for the 2023 Spirit of Excellence Afterschool Awards.
BANF 2022 Awardee
A.I.R. Project received funding support from BANF (BIPOC Action Network Fund), which supports BIPOC arts' organizations and artists.
Our Partnerships & Collaboratives
Provides comprehensive support to organizations striving to empower youth.
TYAN
(Texas Youth Action Network
Houston POD)
Selected organizations chosen to work together to create a collaborative partnerships within a predetermined Texas region.
Provides holistic techniques to help improve mental health
(Houston Arts Alliance)
Provides support and resources for arts organizations and artists.
Provides holistic health and wellness education and support.
Provides and promotes healthy dance and physical movement.
Provides support for our CARES community garden.
Provides self-defense education and training support and services.