Advocacy and practical guidance
Company at court hearings, HHS meetings, benefit applications, housing searches, and other decisions that are easier with someone beside you.
02 What we do
Support for the life you are rebuilding.
Safety matters first, but it is rarely the last thing a woman or family needs. We stay through the practical decisions, the hard appointments, the small victories, and the work of building a life that feels like your own again.
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” Psalm 147:3
A longer view
We begin with safety & journey toward hope.
Healing is not a straight line or a checklist. Support changes as life changes, so we listen, adjust, and keep showing up for the next honest step.
- 01Safety
- 02Relationship
- 03Healing
- 04Skills
- 05Confidence
- 06Independence
- 07Hope
Whole-person support
Built around a person,
not a program.
Every woman arrives with different strengths, responsibilities, questions, and goals. Together, we shape support around what is happening now and what she wants life to become.
Safe, stable housing
Families may live at the Talitha Koum Healing Campus for up to 18 months at no cost, with time and space to begin again.
Work and education readiness
Help identifying strengths, preparing for employment, pursuing education or training, and taking practical steps toward meaningful work.
Money and everyday skills
Financial literacy, transportation, household routines, parenting support, and the everyday tools that build confidence and independence.
Health and resource connections
Connections to counseling, healthcare, legal resources, and trusted community partners when specialized support is needed.
Faith and belonging
A Christ-centered community where faith is lived with care and help remains welcoming to women from every background.
“This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24
The life between
Healing also happens in the ordinary.
A ride across town, cooking together, a child laughing on the playground, a first paycheck, a hard conversation, or a quiet morning that finally feels calm: These moments are not separate from the work. They are the work.
- We empower women and children as they rebuild after domestic abuse.
- We celebrate progress that may look small from the outside.
- We build belonging through shared meals, work, worship, and play.
How we work
Long relationships.
No one-size-fits-all path.
01
We listen first.
You know your life better than anyone. We begin with what you are experiencing and what matters most to you.
02
We stay flexible.
The right next step may change. Support can grow, pause, or shift as your circumstances and goals change.
03
We keep showing up.
Trust takes time. We remain present through setbacks, milestones, ordinary days, and the work that comes after crisis.
Wherever you are starting
You don't need to know what kind of help to ask for.
Tell us what is happening, or simply tell us you are not sure what to do. We will listen and help you consider what comes next.
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