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Malachi Project
After School Program
THE MALACHI PROJECT
THROUGH THE YEARS
The Malachi Project is a faith-based after-school and mentorship initiative located in McDonough, Georgia, dedicated to supporting at-risk youth within the community surrounding The Malachi House.
Currently in its ninth year of operation, The Malachi Project After-School Program has expanded its schedule from two to four days per week—operating Monday through Thursday—to more effectively serve the local community. Following this expansion, seventeen students are enrolled for the current academic year. To maintain this elevated level of daily care, academic instruction, mentorship, and nutritional support, the organization is actively seeking dedicated volunteers and committed financial partners.
The Malachi Project is dedicated to providing youth with opportunities for an improved future, including a robust education supported by qualified tutors and long-term sustainability grounded in strong work ethic and moral values. The after-school program fosters essential social and emotional development. Through structured teamwork, peer cooperation, and active mentorship, participating youth demonstrate improved communication skills, enhanced conflict resolution abilities, and increased self-confidence.
Mentoring/Discipleship Program
Malachi Project Mentoring Program is focused on reaching at risk youth, through weekly building relationship and spending quality time. The program's goal is to develop young disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ. We help in teaching the young people how to express positive and negative emotions. The program also includes Bible study, practical living skills, recreation, mentoring and lessons covering topics such as integrity, forgiveness, purity and respect. Each child is offered a dinner every day they attend.
Malachi 4:5-6 “Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord. And he will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers, lest I come and strike the earth with a curse.”