Healing in Action Across Our Community

2025 Program Impact: Creating real outcomes for survivors across our community.
Safe Housing & Crisis Stabilization
Provided emergency housing and essential support to 30 survivors escaping domestic violence or trafficking
100% received individualized safety planning and assistance applying for long-term housing



Delivered financial literacy and job readiness training to 35 individuals
80% secured employment, internships, or enrolled in college or vocational programs

Facilitated counseling and peer-led support groups for 60 participants
90% reported emotional healing, reduced isolation, and stronger self-advocacy



Responsive Community Support 2025
Clothing, phone coverage, and daily essentials provided to 10+ foster youth
Baby supplies and critical items provided to 4–5 families
Personal care kits and wellness support distributed to 25 women in shelters
First-month rent covered for 5 individuals experiencing housing crisis
Ongoing rent support of $1,400/month for a long-term client facing housing insecurity
Our 2025 Annual Report reflects our continued commitment to survivor stabilization, community resilience, and responsible growth across Ohio. We invite you to explore our impact and join us in expanding access to safety and opportunity.
Our 2025 Annual Report reflects our continued commitment to survivor stabilization, community resilience, and responsible growth across Ohio.
We invite you to explore our impact and join us in expanding access to safety and opportunity.
2025–2026 Priorities
Strengthen survivor stabilization and safe housing access
Expand economic empowerment and healing programs
Launch a mid-year community resilience event providing school supplies, emergency kits, clothing, and basic needs
Deepen partnerships across Ohio
Invest in systems and staffing to support sustainability
Provide safe housing and stabilization support to 50 survivors navigating crisis.
Facilitate counseling and peer support services for at least 60 participants annually, promoting emotional healing and connection.
Deliver life skills and job readiness training with 80% of participants achieving employment or education outcomes.

We are supported through:
Foundation and corporate grants that invest in survivor safety, housing stability, and economic empowerment
Individual donors who believe healing is everybody’s business
Community and event-based giving, including in-kind donations and seasonal drives
Partnership support from local businesses and community organizations

To strengthen long-term impact, we are:
Building a diversified funding pipeline (grants, donors, and corporate/community partners)
Strengthening referral partnerships with shelters, housing providers, and community organizations to improve continuity of care
Investing in systems and capacity (data tracking, reporting, and administrative infrastructure) to support responsible growth
Growing community partnership networks, including local businesses, civic groups, and community leaders who help expand reach and resources
Engaging community groups and local leaders, including congregations and neighborhood partners, to expand support and volunteer involvement
Mailing Address: 40 Grace Drive, Unit# 1031, Powell, OH 43065
Cleveland Location: 440 E 149th St, Cleveland, OH 44110
Columbus Location: 5109 Chipman Dr Columbus, OH 43232
Serving Victims in the State of Ohio