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Our Mission

Counteracting abuse
against women and children

Our mission is to provide a space that empowers women and children domestic violence and sex trafficked victims to access a trusted community going beyond their current state of mental or physical abuse, a physical and emotional shelter of safety, a trusted circle woven with outreach and education resources to sustain life beyond their current circumstances.

  • 250k
    Current Goal

    To Cover Protection Specialist, Housing, Food, Child Care, Educational Resources and Operational Expenses.

Our Vision

Stop generational trauma and be a vehicle to foster ecosystems of healthy homes rooted in healing, community and growth for the eradication of domestic violence.

  • Barriers & How We Respond

Barriers: In addition to individual barriers victims face when escaping violent relationships, society in general presents obstacles. A victim's reasons for staying with their abusers are extremely complex and, in most cases, are based on the reality that their abuser will follow through with the threats they have used to keep them trapped: the abuser will hurt or kill them, they will hurt or kill the kids, they will win custody of the children, they will harm or kill pets or others, they will ruin their victim financially -- the list goes on. (NCADV)

How We Respond: We work to mitigate these barriers by building a circle of trust and protection around you, this often starts with our Personal Protection Specialist and Counselors that support you with extraction from where the abuse is happening, transportation to safe house locations, accompany you to hospitals and court cases. We want you to feel supported mentally and physically. Our support doesn't stop there, we have resources to assist with child care and re-entry to the workforce, if applicable.

How We're Showing Up For Women & Children Abuse Survivors

How We Help

The Tribe Circle Approach

Our Unique Operating Model

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Responsibility to victims in our care

In our program makeup, we incorporate Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs and The Tribe Circle Protection, Advocacy and Education (PAE) Model. There are five main levels of needs. These levels begin from the most basic needs being physiological, to the most advanced needs being self actualization. learn more>
  • Protection

  • Advocacy

  • Education

Leadership Team

Kevin Gary

Founder & Executive Director

Shaunda Lambert

Co-Founder & Director of Operations

Board of Directors

Andre Bennett

Board Member

Silvia Garcia-Swaun

Board Member

Dr. Dia Pfledger

Board Member

Sheila Rilenge

Board Member

Nancy Bogg

Board Member