We’re thrilled to introduce our latest addition to the team, David Howes, a passionate educator, experienced school leader, and advocate for holistic learning. David brings a wealth of expertise to our organization, focusing on innovative and adventurous learning methods that empower youth and promote lifelong learning. Discover how David is leading our transformative Youth Promise Career Pathways Initiative, offering hands-on experiences that combine personal growth, career development, and community connections.

Project Imo is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with The Farmer’s Cow collective brand of companies. This collaboration aims to empower youth in our region with educational opportunities that will shape their futures.

Project Imo has officially opened the doors on a new office and programming space in Willimantic, CT!
This was in anticipation of an amazing youth workforce development contract as well as a natural part of our evolution as an organization. In January, our Board of Directors approved a 5-year strategic plan to open a full youth and community center in town in 2028. This new office is a huge step toward that ambitious goal. We’ll be at 924 Riverside Drive (744r Main Street) in Willimantic.