Mission Statement
To bridge the gaps between ethnic and marginalized communities and law enforcement, legal professionals, healthcare providers, educators, social service providers, advocates, and community partners by educating providers about cultural competency, providing language assistance, raising awareness for victims to break the silence despite cultural barriers, and providing resources for victims and survivors. The non-profit organization provides survivor-centered and trauma-informed services to these families through addressing safety concerns of victims and survivors, promoting accountability for perpetrators, fostering a community response to gender-based violence, empowering survivors to succeed, training providers on culture competency, effective methods to identify victims and cross-cultural communication skills, and a cultural-informed approach to avoid re-trafficking or retraumatizing victims and survivors.
Vision Statement
To build a shelter that provides a safe haven for survivors as well as facilitates recovery support and education to equip people from all backgrounds, especially BIPOC & marginalized communities, for equal employment opportunities and entrepreneurship.
To change the culture and create sustainability to end gender-based violence for a better world. We take creative actions through the unprecedented global transformational hope and healing movement.
We will provide services in the Greater Houston Area in the next 5 year through partnerships with non-profit organizations, law enforcement and advocates at the federal, state and local levels. We will have our footprint across in the United States in the next 10 years. We will expand our global humanitarian mission in the next 15 years.
Anyone can be a victim regardless of their gender, race, age, nationality and social and economic status. We can not do this alone. #TogetherWeCan
Special thanks to our community partners:
To bridge the gaps between ethnic and marginalized communities and law enforcement, legal professionals, healthcare providers, educators, social service providers, advocates, and community partners by educating providers about cultural competency, providing language assistance, raising awareness for victims to break the silence despite cultural barriers, and providing resources for victims and survivors. The non-profit organization provides survivor-centered and trauma-informed services to these families through addressing safety concerns of victims and survivors, promoting accountability for perpetrators, fostering a community response to gender-based violence, empowering survivors to succeed, training providers on culture competency, effective methods to identify victims and cross-cultural communication skills, and a cultural-informed approach to avoid re-trafficking or retraumatizing victims and survivors.
Vision Statement
To build a shelter that provides a safe haven for survivors as well as facilitates recovery support and education to equip people from all backgrounds, especially BIPOC & marginalized communities, for equal employment opportunities and entrepreneurship.
To change the culture and create sustainability to end gender-based violence for a better world. We take creative actions through the unprecedented global transformational hope and healing movement.
We will provide services in the Greater Houston Area in the next 5 year through partnerships with non-profit organizations, law enforcement and advocates at the federal, state and local levels. We will have our footprint across in the United States in the next 10 years. We will expand our global humanitarian mission in the next 15 years.
Anyone can be a victim regardless of their gender, race, age, nationality and social and economic status. We can not do this alone. #TogetherWeCan
Special thanks to our community partners:
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Don Suttajit, Experienced Graphic Designer Gabriel Lamas, Graphic Designer and Artist |
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