The NEHEMIAH Project Community Connection (NPCC) is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the revitalization and stabilization of core values and ethics within the community. Our vision is to become the catalyst through which people-stones that were once cast away become the cornerstones and difference makers where they live and work, and beyond. Birthed from the passion and calling of Minister Da
rrell Adkins, the NEHEMIAH Project Community Development Corporation (NPCDC) was established in 2001. Adkins’ construction company has served as a catalyst through which young men have acquired the skills and virtues necessary to become productive members of society. His personal victory in overcoming destitution and despair further led to his direct interactions with troubled families and homeless veterans. These life to life encounters over the years inspired Minister Adkins to create the NPCDC with the intent of providing a channel of life-affirming and life-changing skills and resources delivered in such a way that they would promote far reaching productivity in the community. The NPDC has donated $200,000 over time to affiliated community partnerships, area congregations, and citizens through a variety of outreach drives, to include food, personal hygiene, and clothing drives. After years of providing mobile outreach services, the NEHEMIAH Project Community Development Corporation has established its roots in Downtown Orlando and is creating an exciting community hub known as the NEHEMIAH Project Community Connection (NPCC). Located near the site for the new Major League Soccer stadium, NPCC positions itself as a significant contributor to the ongoing revitalization efforts of the city. Excitement continues to build around the spaciously charming 16,765 square foot warehouse that is being converted into a state-of-the-art, multi-use connection center that will house a number of edu-cultural and social services programs designed to reeducate its clients, connect them to relevant and effective resources and empower them to rebuild their lives and communities. Bolstered by the track record and merits of its flagship partnerships with NEMA House and My World Story, NPCC is slated to open its doors in 2015.
