Together We Can Make A Difference
The Progressive Access Zone (PAZ) is based on the "Blueprint Execution Plan" created in September of 2021 to address the gun violence epidemic and systems set in place to destabilize the urban community.
PAZ is a comprehensive, bilingual/bicultural initiative designed to address and reduce violence within the North Philadelphia community. The program will aim to prevent various forms of violence, including physical, verbal, and psychological aggression, by targeting the root causes and risk factors associated with violent behavior.

Community Programs

My Life Blueprint
This program is designed for those seeking to transition to a higher level in their life.

Street Patrol
Make a difference in your local neightborhood with this free
8-week training program.

The Panic Room
Speak with counselors and therapists about trauma-related issues in this safe space.

Meet the Needs
This program is designed to provide basic living necessities and advancement opportunities.
Featured Videos
Chef Rhoda Healthy Eating Tips
Chef Rhoda emphasizes the importance of healthy eating, advocating for the consumption of organic foods and home-grown produce. She also shares tips on growing herbs and vegetables at home, using windowsills or backyard gardens.
Leroy Muhammad - Situational Awareness
Leroy Muhammad emphasizes the importance of teaching children basic self-defense skills and recommends martial arts training to help them protect themselves.
Recent Community Events

Project Meet the Needs
Grocery Outlet
Grocery Outlet hosted a Winter Coat and Snack Pack Giveaway, providing warm clothing and nutritious snacks to community members in need. This event aimed to support local families during the colder months by ensuring access to essential winter gear and food.

Mind Your Mind
Let's Talk, Listen, and Heal Together
Hosted at the Tierra Colombiana, this event was tailored to foster intervention, healing, and the exploration of protective factors crucial for mental well-being, all within the context of social determinants of health (SDOH).