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Compassion with purpose
We meet children and families with dignity, patience, and practical support that moves toward meaningful goals.
More than services. A place to grow.
Every child deserves to be seen, supported, and strengthened.
Peter Project Outreach brings compassionate behavioral health care into the everyday places where children and families live, learn, and grow.
The heart behind Peter Project
Called to care. Built to serve.
Our name is rooted in Christ’s instruction to Peter: “Feed my sheep.” For us, that calling means showing up with care that is compassionate, responsible, and useful in a child’s real life.
Peter Project was created to help bridge the gap between mental health needs and the consistent community-based support families often need. We work alongside children, caregivers, clinicians, schools, and community partners to turn treatment goals into skills that can be practiced every day.
Our mission
Build stronger children, supported families, and healthier communities.
We provide individualized behavioral health support that strengthens emotional wellness, practical life skills, relationships, and stability. Our work is grounded in professional care, family partnership, and the belief that growth is possible.
🧠 Emotional wellness🛠️ Practical skills🏡 Family stability
What guides our work
Care with heart—and a clear standard.
Our values shape how we communicate, plan, serve, and measure progress with every child and family.
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Strengths before labels
A diagnosis never tells the whole story. We recognize each child’s abilities, interests, relationships, and potential.
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Families as partners
Care works best when families are heard, informed, and included in decisions about goals, services, and progress.
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Accountable care
Services are guided by assessed needs, individualized plans, professional standards, and measurable progress.
💬Every family is welcome.
Faith-based. Professionally grounded.
Faith support is a choice—not a condition of care.
Peter Project is proudly Christ-centered, and our behavioral health services remain evidence-based, individualized, and focused on assessed needs. Families do not have to share our faith to receive services.
Faith-integrated support is offered only when requested.
Declining faith support does not affect access to services.
Clinical goals and professional standards guide every care plan.
Where change takes root
Support connected to everyday life.
Children do not grow in isolation. We help carry skills and goals into the environments and relationships that shape daily life.
Strengthening routines, communication, and caregiver partnership.
Supporting functioning and coordination when permitted and appropriate.
Practicing skills in real settings with structured guidance.
Keeping goals connected across the people supporting the child.
A stronger next chapter can begin here
Let’s learn what support could look like for your child.
Families can begin an intake, and professionals or community partners can submit a referral.