Free PMP Bootcamp Targets Aspiring Leaders in Community and Non-Profit Sectors
In an effort to foster leadership and empower community builders, a free Project Management Professional (PMP) Bootcamp is set to take place on Saturday, July 12 (8:00 AM to 5:00 PM) and Sunday, July 13 (8:00 AM to 12:30 PM) at 150-11 Hillside Ave., Jamaica, NY 11432. The intensive weekend session is designed to introduce the fundamentals of project planning and execution, offering invaluable tools to individuals involved in local organizations, non-profits, and religious institutions.
Offered at no cost to participants despite the high market value of such programs—the course presents a rare opportunity for aspiring leaders, career starters, and emerging professionals. Hosted by Save The People USA, UMR & Darul Uloom, the event prioritizes individuals connected with masjid management, religious schools, community organizations, and non-profits, recognizing the significant impact that strategic planning can have on mission-driven efforts. Young professionals and those preparing to enter the workforce will also be granted free admission, with any remaining seats filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Project Management is more than a corporate skill it’s a universal tool for success. Whether someone is preparing to launch a school, establish a business, or simply organize a structured job plan, understanding how to initiate, plan, execute, and close projects effectively is crucial. Through this bootcamp, we aim to deliver that foundational knowledge in a way that is both practical and accessible to a wide range of participants.
Participants will learn to navigate five key performance domains in project management: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. These principles not only enhance individual productivity but also uplift entire organizations, providing clarity, structure, and measurable progress toward shared goals.
Guiding the sessions will be Dr. Khaled Falah, a seasoned leader and educator with extensive experience in both government and academia. Dr. Falah has served as Chief Information Officer for several DC government agencies and taught at institutions such as Campbellsville University and George Washington University. Holding a PhD in Management and Leadership, along with multiple federal certifications, Dr. Falah brings a wealth of knowledge and practical insight to the classroom.
His involvement underscores the bootcamp’s emphasis on both professional rigor and real-world applicability. Attendees will leave with not just theory, but actionable strategies they can apply immediately within their communities or careers.
Seats for the bootcamp are limited, and interested individuals are encouraged to register promptly through the provided link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/nJGYqF1KGU. The event will also provide intercontinental breakfast and light dinner, adding a layer of hospitality to an already enriching experience.
Save The People USA is playing a key role in supporting this educational initiative, helping expand the PMP Bootcamp’s reach to underserved communities and individuals who stand to benefit most from enhanced planning and leadership skills.
For further details, attendees can contact Imam Muhammad Shahidullah, CEO of Save The People USA, at +1 (212) 729-0610, or Fatima Niass, Office Manager of Save The People USA, at +1 (718) 200-3050. Alternatively, they may reach out to Rashina Fuentes at 202-509-5909 or pmp@umrelief.org. As community needs evolve and the demand for capable leadership grows, this initiative stands out as both timely and transformative.
This PMP Bootcamp is not just a class it’s a chance to equip local changemakers with the tools they need to lead with clarity and confidence. It marks an important step toward empowering communities through knowledge, structure, and meaningful action.
