Expert Counseling for Women’s Recovery and Support Services

Our services

Here are some of the services we provide to empower our mission.

Substance Abuse Counciling

Individual and group therapy sessions to help women overcome addiction and develop coping strategies.

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Domestic Violence Support

Counseling and resources for women who have experienced domestic violence, including safety planning and legal assistance.

Support navigating the justice system, including representation or guidance for those involved in legal matters.

Legal Assistance

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Parenting Classes

Education and support for mothers looking to reunify with their children, focusing on effective parenting skills.

Life Skills Training

Workshops on budgeting, job readiness, communication, and other essential skills to promote independence.

Help in finding stable housing and transitional living arrangements.

House Assistance

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Support Groups

Peer support groups that foster community and shared experiences among participants.

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Health and Wellness

Access to physical and mental health services, including medical care and wellness activities.

Assistance with job searches, resume writing, and interview preparation to help women secure employment.

Job Placement Services

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Aftercare Suport

Ongoing support and resources for women after they complete the program to ensure long-term success.

And More...

We are continuing to build new ways to support women and help them reach their life goals.

Criteria for Admission

1. Gender: Typically, services are designed specifically for women.

2. Age: Participants may need to be of a certain age, often 18 years or older.

3. Substance Abuse Issues: Individuals may need to demonstrate a history of substance abuse or addiction.

4. Domestic Violence Experience: Women who have experienced domestic violence may be prioritized for certain services.

5. Legal Involvement: Some programs may require participants to be involved in the justice system or have legal issues that need addressing.

6. Child Welfare Concerns: Eligibility may include women who have lost custody of their children and are seeking reunification through the Department of Child Services (DCS).

7. Willingness to Participate: Participants may need to show a commitment to engaging in the program and working towards recovery and personal development.

8. Assessment: Many programs require an initial assessment or intake process to determine individual needs and suitability for the services offered.

9. Residency: Some programs may prioritize individuals from specific geographic areas, such as Mapleton and Fall Creek.