ProjectConnect
Creating connection & community.
Do you want to build connection in your school, college, business, or other setting?
We provide you with a proven step-by-step roadmap for creating connection quickly.
Loneliness and disconnection are everywhere. According to a survey by Cigna, 62% of U.S. employees are lonely. Similarly, over half of college students report loneliness at any given time. This may be harming your organization more than you realize, because feeling connected drives engagement, satisfaction, and retention.
If you’re ready to build stronger connection among your students and/or employees, we can provide you with a step-by-step process. We’ve developed a proven roadmap for building positive relationships quickly in small groups—the ProjectConnect program. It's been demonstrated to reduce loneliness and create connection … and participants love it, with 98% saying they would recommend the program to a friend or co-worker!
ProjectConnect is the most powerful connection-building program available.
Three steps to greater connection
Become a Certified ProjectConnect Facilitator. Attend or host a certification training to prepare one or more individuals from your organization to lead ProjectConnect groups.
Run ProjectConnect groups. Facilitators lead groups of 4-6 participants through our easy-to-follow, evidence-based, 6-session curriculum.
Build Connection. Group participants get to know each other, develop positive relationships, and build community!
Certified Facilitators may repeat steps 2 & 3 indefinitely! The more Certified ProjectConnect Facilitators you have in your organization, the more groups you can run, and the more connection you can create.
What difference would it make to your organization to create a culture of connection?
Our programs are a good fit for:
Workplaces that:
Are concerned about employee burnout, and turnover
Want to create a work environment that attracts and retains strong employees
Want to increase employee engagement, retention, and well-being
Schools and Colleges that:
Are struggling to keep up with students’ mental health needs, despite providing more services to more students than ever before
Are worried about students who are lonely, disconnected, and struggling to form meaningful, supportive friendships on their own
Want to engage in proactive, preventative efforts to improve student mental health and well-being, and reduce the burden on support services