Project Harmony

Project Harmony is a non-profit organization located in Omaha, Nebraska, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2010, with a focus on providing comprehensive support services for children and families experiencing trauma, abuse, and trafficking. As a tax-exempt corporate entity, the organization specializes in child advocacy, mental health services, and victim support, operating primarily in Douglas and Sarpy Counties. The organization's mission centers on delivering trauma-informed, multi-disciplinary, and culturally sensitive services to vulnerable youth, with a particular emphasis on addressing the needs of trafficking victims, children exposed to traumatic events, and at-risk populations.

Through its federal grant awards, Project Harmony has secured significant funding from agencies like the Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) and the SAMHSA Center for Mental Health Services to expand critical support services. The organization has been awarded grants totaling approximately $298,099 for programs such as the Missing and Anti-Trafficking Youth Services (MATYS) program, which provides comprehensive services for minor trafficking victims, and a trauma response initiative that aims to increase mental health service capacity for 2,000 children over five years. Project Harmony has also received numerous sub-grant awards from state-level entities like the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services, Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, and national organizations like National Children's Alliance Inc. These sub-awards have supported diverse initiatives including online training for foster parents, child advocacy services, direct victim services, military installation support, equipment procurement, tele-service development, and specialized training for addressing child pornography, human trafficking, and sexual abuse.