Provides administrative services, translation and interpretive services, referrals, transportation services, and a free computer lab for community use. In addition, this program currently supports the Direct Services Program in which community members work with volunteers to fill out human services paperwork, study for the GED, TOEFL, and Citizenship exams, fill out college applications, and work on summer-school homework.

Provides adult literacy education services for individuals who are seeking assistance with learning to read and write in English.

Works with low-level offenders and their families by providing legal referrals and counseling support. The project is supported by two committees: the Emergency and Relief Committee and the Problem Solving Committee, which are devoted to repairing and addressing the damage caused by crime and conflict within the Somali Bantu Communities and within the family.