Students Served
Training Hours Delivered
Community Partners
Mentors and Volunteers
Participants Completing Programs
Olanrewaju “Lanre” Etti believes education and opportunity can transform the future of young people. His leadership spans healthcare, technology, behavioral health, and community development.
As Founder and Executive Director of Truecare Behavioral Health Systems, he has worked closely with individuals and families facing personal, social, and economic challenges—strengthening his commitment to mentorship and creating opportunities for those often overlooked.
Through The Output Project, he is preparing at-risk and underserved youth for tomorrow’s careers in technology and beyond—combining technical training with mentorship, character development, and career preparation.
His mission is simple: to help young people see a future beyond their present circumstances and give them the skills, confidence, and support needed to pursue it.
Master's in Applied Information Technology from Towson University and Bachelor's in Political Science from Lagos State University.
Founder & Executive Director of Truecare Behavioral Health Systems, a Baltimore-based organization serving children, adolescents, and adults.
Years of experience in behavioral health, community services, and supporting individuals facing social and economic challenges.
Building Baltimore into a training ground for America's next generation of skilled technology professionals.
Every program is mapped to real employer needs — validated by health systems, tech firms, and growth-sector companies right here in Baltimore.
Participants learn the foundations of artificial intelligence, responsible AI use, prompt engineering, generative AI tools, automation, and the ways AI is changing education, business, healthcare, and society.
Participants are introduced to digital safety, online privacy, network security, cyber awareness, ethical technology use, and potential career pathways within the cybersecurity industry.
Students develop foundational knowledge in computers, software, hardware, cloud tools, digital collaboration, troubleshooting, and workplace technology.
Participants learn how data is collected, organized, interpreted, visualized, and used to support business and community decision-making.
Students explore career opportunities in AI, machine learning, healthcare technology, cloud computing, robotics, software development, digital media, technology support, and other developing industries.
Many young people have the intelligence and creativity needed to succeed in technology but lack access to training, equipment, professional networks, mentors, and clear information about emerging careers.
At the same time, employers across the United States need workers with skills in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data analysis, software, automation, cloud technology, and digital operations.
Healthcare hub,
East Coast
The Output Project exists to close that gap.
We connect untapped local talent with the skills and opportunities shaping the future of work. By investing in Baltimore’s young people today, we can create a stronger workforce, reduce economic exclusion, and help more individuals choose opportunity over crime, hopelessness, and disengagement.
An introductory program that exposes middle-school and high-school students to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, coding concepts, digital tools, and emerging careers. Students participate in practical projects that encourage curiosity, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving.
Short-term, intensive learning experiences focused on practical and age-appropriate applications of artificial intelligence, automation, data, prompt engineering, and digital productivity.
Participants receive support with career exploration, resumes, interviews, workplace expectations, professional communication, and preparation for internships, certifications, apprenticeships, and entry-level employment.
Students are connected with mentors, business leaders, technology professionals, educators, and community members who can provide guidance, encouragement, accountability, and exposure to new possibilities.
We provide accessible educational workshops for families, adults, seniors, entrepreneurs, and community organizations on topics such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity awareness, digital safety, and technology in the workplace.
Participants identify real community problems and develop technology-enabled ideas, services, or business concepts that could help address them.
America’s future competitiveness will depend on its ability to prepare workers for rapidly changing industries.
Our programs combine practical education, industry exposure, mentorship, hands-on application, career opportunities, and strong community partnerships to help participants thrive in an ever-changing technology landscape.
We provide practical instruction that makes complex technology understandable and relevant.
We introduce participants to careers, industries, professionals, companies, and opportunities they may not otherwise encounter.
We surround participants with people who can provide guidance, accountability, encouragement, and professional insight.
Students complete projects and exercises that demonstrate how technology can be used to solve real problems.
We help participants pursue certifications, internships, apprenticeships, college pathways, entrepreneurship, and employment.
We work with schools, nonprofits, businesses, government agencies, colleges, families, and community leaders to create a sustainable support system.
$10 /mo
$50 /mo
$100 /mo
$250 /mo
$50 /once
$250 /once
$500 /once
$1000 /once
Whether you’re a prospective learner, an employer looking to hire, a school administrator, or a community member curious about TOP — reach out. We respond within one business day.
hello@theoutputproject.org
apply@theoutputproject.org
partners@theoutputproject.org
give@theoutputproject.org
(410) 555-0190
Baltimore, MD 21201