What We Do...
Programs & Services
Programs & Services
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Advocacy
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Telephone or In-Person Support for designing and implementing a safety plan
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Assistance with obtaining a protective order (process navigation)
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Hospital, police, and court accompaniment
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Assistance with filing CVC claims
Programs & Services Details
Fresh Start Program
Can you imagine finding yourself in need of personal care items and essential documents and not having the resources to quickly run into a store or government office to pick them up? Often times, women who have recently left their abusers and are in the beginning stages of survivorship find themselves in this exact situation. Sometimes, leaving safely means there's no time to consider grabbing personal items.
The Fresh Start Program provides services that make the transition to complete separation from the abuser less difficult. In this program, survivors are able to receive ID replacement, advocacy, clothing, and food assistance.
We also collect community donations of purses and personal care items, toiletries, health and beauty products and non-perishable snacks. Donated purses are then stuffed and distributed to shelters, safe houses, and our survivor clients.
To donate items, contact us to arrange a drop-off/pick-up appointment or click the donate tab to make a financial donation.
S.A.F.E. Space
With the goal of complete separation from abuse in mind, Our 3 Memorial Foundation assists survivors with identifying, obtaining and maintaining safe and affordable housing independently by partnering with local landlords. These partnerships help us ensure our survivor clients are embarking on their journey to independence in a space that is supportive, affordable, feasible, and empowering (S.A.F.E).
S.A.F.E. Space also provides donated goods when available (i.e. household items) and some financial assistance to alleviate the financial strain of moving into a new home independently. This program is designed to make the transition to complete separation from the abuser less difficult.
In this program, survivors are expected to participate in recommended financial freedom courses and complete quarterly follow-up surveys for 1 year and encouraged to participate in recommended self-worth and empowerment sessions.
To donate household items, contact us to arrange a drop-off/pick-up appointment or click the donate tab to make a financial donation.
