Na'im Muhammad

Na'im Muhammad is a highly respected Community Organizer, Policy Advocate, and Professional Counselor, with over 25 years of experience in community health, gang outreach, and substance abuse counseling. He holds a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri (Mizzou) and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business from Lindenwood University.

As a passionate advocate for change, Na'im focuses on reducing gang violence, advocating for policies that support reintegration, and leading grassroots efforts to build stronger, safer communities. His extensive work in policy-making, coupled with his hands-on community organizing, drives his commitment to empowering vulnerable populations and ensuring successful reintegration for formerly incarcerated individuals.

At Manasseh Ministry, Na'im leverages his experience in substance abuse counseling, residential treatment, and community outreach to support individuals and families affected by incarceration. His compassionate approach and leadership skills are key to advancing the ministry’s mission of breaking the cycle of incarceration and creating positive, lasting change in the community.