Social programs
Our programs support survivors of violence across the full ecosystem of healing—from individuals and families to communities, and across health, economic, and social dimensions. Built on clinical expertise and empirical research, our approach removes barriers to culturally responsive care and reduces stigma surrounding trauma and mental health.
We focus on breaking cycles of intergenerational violence and strengthening wellbeing in ways that reflect the realities and strengths of each community we serve. Our model integrates identity restoration, trauma-informed care, and family systems support to help survivors rebuild their narratives and move forward as empowered, self-defined individuals.
How We Work
Whole-Person & Whole-Community: Services address physical and mental health, relationships, economic stability, and social connection.
Culturally Responsive: Care adapts to the cultural context, language, and lived experience of each survivor and community.
Evidence-Driven: Programs are informed by research and refined through continuous learning and community feedback.
Intergenerational Impact: We work with individuals and families to disrupt harmful patterns and build healthier futures.
Our goal: to restore dignity, agency, and long-term wellbeing for survivors—and to strengthen the communities around them.