10/13/2026
“This program is more than learning how to fix cars. It’s about transforming lives.” — Chris Knuth, Founder
That has always been at the heart of Project Workforce. Here at home, our mission has focused on providing automotive technical training, personal development, and career opportunities to Veterans, people in recovery, formerly incarcerated individuals, and other underserved and at-risk communities.
We don't simply teach someone how to become an automotive technician. We help create a pathway forward.
And now, that mission is expanding.
Our work in Uganda and India may look different from the automotive training happening here in the United States, but the heart behind it is the same: Meet people where they are. Build meaningful relationships. Provide education and resources. Create opportunities. And give people the tools to build a different future.
As Project Workforce works toward a presence in all 50 states and 35 countries, we're beginning to think bigger about what workforce development can look like around the world.
What started with automotive training in the United States is expanding into different parts of the world where we're dedicated to keeping a child in school, providing a meal, supporting a teacher, a classroom, or a piece of land.
It all moves toward the same goal: Creating opportunities that can transform lives.
Uganda and India are part of the next chapter of Project Workforce - and we're incredibly excited to have you with us as it unfolds. Stay tuned! 🌎❤️