Bring P.R.I.M.E. to your community—with training, mentorship, and accountable authorization.

Eligible charter sponsors

Eligible sponsors include individual organizing teams, churches, nonprofits or NGOs, community coalitions, educational institutions, and other qualified organizations with lawful standing, responsible leadership, local capacity, and alignment with P.R.I.M.E. safeguards.

Charter pathway

The controlled pathway is interest, fit review, organizational due diligence, leadership covenant, training, local resource mapping, safeguarding readiness, fictitious-case tabletop test, mentored pilot, Home Office authorization, and annual renewal.

• No participant-facing work before authorization
• Background screening for assigned roles
• Local legal and insurance confirmation
• Conflict-of-interest and financial controls
• Secure-system access only after role approval

Home Office support

Seattle/Tacoma provides a secure training curriculum, designated mentor, implementation standards, approved forms, brand and public-representation rules, technology access, quality review, incident and grievance routing, and continuing consultation.

Local charter responsibility

Each charter remains responsible for lawful local operations, trained personnel, insurance, safeguarding, civil-rights compliance, minimum-necessary records, reliable partnerships, honest reporting, and immediate escalation to Home Office when a legal, privacy, safety, or authority trigger appears.

Authorization and renewal

A charter begins with a limited written scope and controlled pilot. P.R.I.M.E. conditions, suspends, or withdraws authorization when standards are not met. Renewal requires training currency, access review, file and safeguarding audit, outcome integrity, and correction of material findings.