Start to Freedom
Stabilization and Rest
Each woman referred will receive a compassionate case manager to provide a Strengths, Needs, Abilities and Preferences assessment to ensure that their safety and basic needs are met. When safety and stability begins, the case manager and therapist will identify the recipient's short-term and long-term needs. During the first 1-2 months, when their needs are met, each grant recipient will prioritize rest.
Resourcing and Resiliency
Over the course of 2-6 months, with the benefit of safety and stability, the recipient will receive high quality and evidence-based treatment intervention to create an intensive care plan to help them engage life in new ways.
Recovering and Maintaining
Between 6 months to 2 years, the recipient is building new skills and applying it in higher stakes environments such as academics, work, hobbies, social gatherings, interacting with family/children, and home. This allows the recipient to take the time required to engage in long-term planning for economic freedom and practice financially supporting their needs to feel confident of their ability to maintain the support needed to stay free and continue thriving.
Provider Partners Crisis Fund
Mercy Mountain Foundation
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