A 5-Month Walkabout Into Adulthood
Begin your path toward independence, confidence, and purpose.
This is where young adults step into their next chapter.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Low-Cost Housing
$400–$450/mo (utilities included)
Fully furnished rooms
5-month commercial participation agreement
No long leases, no predatory landlords
Safe, structured environment
A Walkabout Experience
Participants live on
The Roseville Transition House (town location — ideal for job-focused students), or
The Yurt + future Cob Village (our 10-acre rural property — ideal for creatives, athletes, and those seeking self-discovery)
Both locations are grounded in responsibility, respect, and the pursuit of purpose.
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Skill-Building & Work Experience
Residents gain real training in
Parkour, martial arts, aerial, conditioning, or stunt basics
Film production, media, photography, editing
Outdoor skills, land stewardship, cob building
Coaching younger students
Event management (showcases, retreats, haunts, film production)
Life Skills for Real Adulthood
Our curriculum includes:
Budgeting & financial literacy
Cooking & meal planning
Time management routines
Emotional regulation & the Mind Fortress framework
Communication and boundary-setting
Cleaning, maintenance, and household management
Goal setting & accountability check-ins
Journaling and reflection work
This is practical, real, lived education—not classroom theory.
Community Contribution
Each participant contributes 5 hours/week:
House hold shared responsiblities
Property and Yard maintenance
Community projects and events
Everyone gives. Everyone benefits. Everyone grows.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Momentum Project is a 5-month transitional living and personal growth program designed for young adults (18–28) who want to level up, gain real-world skills, and experience true independence in a supportive environment.
Our mission is to provide low-cost housing, meaningful work experience, and a step-by-step life-skills curriculum that empowers individuals to become capable, confident, and self-reliant. Participants live in a shared community—either in our Transition House in Roseville or on our 10-acre walkabout property—while training, learning, and contributing to creative and athletic projects that push them to grow.
We believe in hands-on development, structured accountability, and intentional community as the catalysts for adulthood.
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Lead with Purpose
Our 10 acre rural property in Yuba County, CA serves as a Feral Cat Haven. Momentum Project participants learn about starting a non-profit, a business venture, and other types of organizations that bring value, solutions, and infrastructure to our communities.
Our Commitment to Wellness, Creativity, and Community
The Momentum Project is a sober living community dedicated to the health, safety, and personal growth of every participant. We partner with multiple organizations to provide resources, structure, creative outlets, and a true sense of belonging for young adults seeking direction and independence.
Over the years, we’ve learned that young adults thrive when they stay engaged in artistic, athletic, and community-driven pursuits. For this reason, we are proudly partnered with The Parkour and Performing Arts Center in Lincoln, CA—offering free access to workshops and training in full-body fitness, movement, and discipline. Participants can explore:
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Parkour
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Aerial Arts
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Martial Arts
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Tumbling
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Conditioning and overall wellness
These movement practices build confidence, resilience, and a stronger mind-body connection—cornerstones of a successful walkabout.
Creative Partnership: Sun Blade Studios
The Momentum Project is also partnered with Sun Blade Studios, a Placer County–based film production company. Our rural property in Yuba County serves as the Sun Blade Studios movie ranch, currently in development.
Participants have unique opportunities to:
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Join creative film projects
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Learn on-set etiquette and production skills
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Gain experience both behind and in front of the camera
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Develop media literacy and storytelling abilities
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Strengthen their portfolios and artistic identity
This collaboration allows young adults to explore creativity, teamwork, and technical skills while learning how to use media as a tool for empowerment.