Project Transition Incorporated

05/22/2026

We at Project Transition would like to congratulate and celebrate our very own Di'Niko D. Bates on his graduation from UCLA!

Congratulations, Di'Niko! We are all proud of you and cannot wait to see what you do next!

05/12/2026

We at Project Transition would like to congratulate and celebrate our very own Aminah M. Phinnessee on her graduation from Howard!

Congratulations, Aminah! We are all proud of you and cannot wait to see what you do next!

04/26/2026

It’s about that time! Our Aminah Phinnesse will graduate from Howard University next month! A PT kid from 3 months old, an artist, hard worker and now soon to be College Graduate! We’re very proud of you Aminah!

04/02/2026

💙 Today is World Autism Awareness Day — April 2, 2026.

This year's United Nations theme is *Autism and Humanity: Every Life Has Value.* And we couldn't agree more.

Autism affects millions of Americans — and every autistic person brings something extraordinary to their family, their community, and the world. Yet too often, the systems meant to support them fall short. Schools, workplaces, healthcare systems — all have a role to play in building a world where neurodiversity is not just tolerated, but genuinely celebrated.

At Project Transition, Inc., that's the work we show up for every day. We connect young people to career development, education, and mentorship — because we believe every mind deserves the chance to grow on its own terms.

Here's how you can show up today:
✅ Share this post and spread the message
✅ Learn something new about the autism spectrum
✅ Advocate for inclusive spaces in your school, workplace, or community
✅ Celebrate someone in your life who shows you what neurodiversity looks like

Because awareness is just the beginning. Acceptance is the goal.

💙 Drop a comment — how does your community celebrate Autism/Neurodiversity?

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03/26/2026

💜 March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month — and we're spending every day of it lifting up the people who remind us what resilience, joy, and true strength really look like.

Since 1987, communities across the country have come together during this month to celebrate the achievements of individuals with developmental disabilities, advocate for their rights, and push for a world where inclusion isn't the exception — it's the standard.

At Project Transition, Inc., that's the world we're building — one young person at a time.

Here's how YOU can be part of the movement this month:

✅ Share this post and help spread the word
✅ Educate someone who doesn't know about
✅ Support an organization doing this work — volunteer, donate, show up
✅ Listen to someone's story. Really listen.

Because awareness without action is just noise. Let's make this month count.

03/05/2026

This one's for you.

To every Athletic Trainer who has volunteered their time, shared their knowledge, and poured into the young people of Project Transition — we see you. We appreciate you. And this month, we celebrate you.

You show up at our events not because you have to, but because you believe in something bigger. You tape ankles and teach life lessons in the same breath. You mentor kids who might never have had someone in their corner — and you do it with patience, expertise, and heart.

Because of you, our youth don't just learn how to recover from injuries. They learn what it means to have someone invested in their future. They learn what "Care You Can Count On" actually looks like.

That's more than athletic training. That's changing lives.

Happy National Athletic Training Month to the ATs in the Project Transition family. You are the definition of this year's theme — and we don't take a single moment of your dedication for granted.

If an AT from our program or any other program has made an impact on you or your family, show them some love in the comments. 💙

02/26/2026

Celebrating Jordan Robinson on the launch of her new book, Court Queens! Looking forward to her Author Talk at Sacramento’s Underground Books on March 20, 2026!

02/21/2026

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉

We are proud to share an article highlighting LeKyndra Smith, Ed.D, LAT, ATC, CSM, CSPO our dedicated Health Director and Athletic Trainer at Project Transition! 🌟 Dr. Smith exemplifies resilience and innovation in the health care administration field, dedicating her career to empowering young individuals on their paths to professional and athletic success.

With 15 years of experience as a certified Athletic Trainer, Dr. Smith motivates and supports those overcoming personal challenges, fostering a healthier and more supportive community. Join us in congratulating Dr. Smith for this well-deserved recognition!

Read the full article below.

In the BOC newsroom, we take an in-depth look at a health director & Trainer in the health care administration field. https://bit.ly/40jkOHh

02/20/2026

For , Project Transition is highlighting several HBCUs to both celebrate and raise awareness of their impressive impact on the community and the world.

For our first post, we are highlighting the illustrious Mississippi Valley State University.

Founded in 1950, Mississippi Valley State University is known for its community-focused environment, dedicated faculty, and strong student support services.

02/19/2026