Co-Occurring Recovery Support Network — Davenport, Iowa
Project Agape is a recovery-focused organization bringing together recovery support, clinical expertise, peer recovery development, community partnerships, and capacity building — so individuals, families, and organizations in our community can heal and grow stronger together.
Our work happens through two arms: professional clinical services through Project Agape S-Corp, and charitable community recovery work through The Agape Foundation.
People with co-occurring mental-health and substance-use needs too often fall through the gaps in our behavioral-health system — and the organizations trying to help them don’t always have the systems to do it well.
Project Agape exists to help close that gap. We walk alongside individuals and families on the recovery journey, and we partner with recovery residences, churches, nonprofits, and community organizations to build stronger, more sustainable recovery systems that reach the people who need them most.
Whether you are looking for care for yourself or your family, or you want to support community recovery work, you will find the right door here.
Professional clinical and consulting services for individuals, families, and organizations — licensed expertise offered within a recovery-focused organization.
The separate nonprofit home of our charitable community work, funded by generous donors — community recovery initiatives, peer support development, and grants.
Our professional services are offered through Project Agape S-Corp — licensed clinical expertise delivered within a recovery-focused organization rooted in the community it serves. These are clear, real services for real people and organizations, available to you today.
The Agape Foundation is the separate nonprofit organization through which we carry out our charitable and community work. Recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, it is funded by charitable gifts from people who believe in recovery.
The Foundation’s community recovery initiatives come to life in real-world settings: Project Agape is working in partnership with Covenant House in Davenport — an important pilot site for this work, where approaches are implemented, refined, and strengthened in real-world practice, alongside the people and partners doing the work every day.
Covenant House remains an independent organization — Project Agape does not own or operate it. We are honored to work alongside its team.
Each arm of our work reaches different people — yet every path leads toward the same goal: recovery of the whole person.
Project Agape S-Corp
The Agape Foundation
We stand with community organizations serving people who might otherwise fall through gaps in the behavioral-health system — because no one should have to navigate recovery alone.
1 Thessalonians 5:23
Our goal is to restore hope, strengthen recovery, and help individuals and organizations build sustainable pathways toward healing and long-term stability.
We believe recovery is more than a clinical outcome — it is a journey of the whole person, grounded in faith, community, and compassion. That is why everything we do honors mind, body, and spirit.
Mind • Body • Spirit
Project Agape is led by Hector A. Meneses III, LISW, Founder & Executive Director.
You can give by card today through The Agape Foundation, supporting community recovery initiatives, peer support development, and grants that help people in our community find lasting stability and hope. Secure online giving is available now.
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The Agape Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Prefer to talk about your gift? Reach us at projectagapeiii@gmail.com.
Have questions, need support, or want to partner with us? We’d love to hear from you.