Mission
Equip people to prepare responsibly, restore what can be restored, build stability, strengthen relationships, and contribute with purpose through practical learning, mentoring, participant-owned planning, and coordinated support.
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About P.R.I.M.E.
P.R.I.M.E. Initiative is a faith-rooted, professionally bounded restoration organization serving youth, adults, families, and communities through education, mentoring, participant-owned planning, and coordinated support.
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Our founder
A faith-rooted leader committed to turning restoration into responsible, practical action.
Apostle Dr. Eric L. Jones founded P.R.I.M.E. Initiative to bring faith-rooted restoration into structured work with people, families, and communities. From the Seattle/Tacoma Home Office, he guides the organization’s vision, program standards, and commitment to accountable service.
His public ministry profile describes a life devoted to serving God and community, leadership within the Fivefold Ministry, and a continuing emphasis on redemption, restoration, spiritual growth, and equipping others. That foundation informs P.R.I.M.E.’s conviction that accountability and human dignity belong together.
As founder, Apostle Jones works to translate belief into practical pathways through education, mentoring, participant-owned planning, community contribution, and responsible coordination. He serves alongside his wife, Elder Callie Jones, in faith and ministry.
Equip people to prepare responsibly, restore what can be restored, build stability, strengthen relationships, and contribute with purpose through practical learning, mentoring, participant-owned planning, and coordinated support.
Communities where every person has the structure, relationships, skills, and fair opportunity to own their next step and build a responsible future.
Prepare. Restore. Integrate. Mentor. Empower. These five movements form a flexible continuum for prevention, personal growth, community stability, and reentry. The journey is not always linear, but the next responsible action should be clear.
P.R.I.M.E. combines lived understanding, professional discipline, practical navigation, spiritual grounding, and clear boundaries. We hold accountability and dignity together, protect participant choice, and never treat personal stories as marketing assets.
P.R.I.M.E. is faith-rooted and serves people of any faith or no faith. Religious activities are voluntary and are never a condition for practical services, referrals, grievances, respectful treatment, or program completion.
OWN IT Tacoma brings the P.R.I.M.E. framework to youth ages 13–18 and adults through practical curriculum, mentoring, community contribution, and an individualized blueprint for what comes next. Reentry support remains available as an optional adult pathway—not a default identity.