Our Programs
Building resilience through connection, movement, and purpose.
THE INTI PROJECT
EVERY JOURNEY BEGINS WITH
A SINGLE STEP
Four programs.
One shared purpose.
Who Our Programs Are For
The Inti Project creates opportunities for children, youth, young adults, families, and community members across different ages and stages of life. Programs may be organized or adapted based on age, developmental needs, experience level, safety considerations, available space, and funding requirements.
Age-appropriate boxing, movement, fitness, mentorship, confidence-building, and wellness activities may be available for elementary, middle, and high school students. Programs are designed to provide supportive relationships, healthy challenges, and opportunities to build resilience and belonging.
CHILDREN & YOUTH
Young adults may participate in boxing, fitness, mentorship, wellness, and leadership-development opportunities. Participants may also grow into roles as peer mentors, volunteers, youth advisors, assistant coaches, and community leaders.
YOUNG ADULTS
As staffing, space, and resources allow, The Inti Project may offer adult boxing and conditioning, family fitness activities, women’s self-defense, wellness workshops, parent engagement, and community events.
ADULTS & FAMILIES
Some programs may focus on a specific age group or population based on the requirements of a grant, partnership, or funding source. Eligibility requirements will be clearly identified for each specific program and do not necessarily apply to all Inti Project activities.
GRANT-FUNDED &
SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS
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![Coach Glen guiding a young person through punching bag training during a youth boxing session.]()
Boxing for Resilience
Building confidence through challenge.
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![Coach high-fiving a young participant, reflecting encouragement, trust, and positive youth mentorship.]()
Mentorship for Life
One Trusted Adult Can Change Everything
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![Teens embracing on the beach during a youth team-building event focused on connection and belonging.]()
Mental Wellness
Caring for the Mind as Much as the Body
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![Teen girls high-fiving in a circle during a youth team-building activity focused on leadership and connection.]()
Community Engagement
Empowering Young People to Lead, Serve, and Inspire
Voices of Our Community
EVERY JOURNEY BEGINS WITH
A SINGLE STEP
" Our role isn't just to coach skills — it's to help young people recognize the strengths they've had all along. Watching that confidence grow is what makes this work so meaningful. "
— Coach Francisco, Director of Activities & Head Boxing Coach
" Boxing taught me discipline,
but the people around me
taught me confidence.
Every challenge became an opportunity to grow because I knew I wasn't facing it alone. "
— Cynthia, Youth Participant
