
What We Actually Do This program supports survivors who are rebuilding life, confidence, and direction after disruption. We focus on stability first — helping clients regain professional identity, decision-making confidence, and a sense of control over their next steps. Career readiness is approached gently but intentionally, without pressure or retraumatization. The work is about restoration, autonomy, and creating forward momentum that feels safe and sustainable.
Who It's For?
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Survivors of domestic violence seeking a new beginning through financial independence
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Individuals with gaps in their work history dues to personal circumstances
Who It's For?
Requirements
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Must be referred by or connected with a DV support organization (or self-identity)
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Safe stable access to remote participation (confidentiality prioritized)
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Commitment to 16 weeks of training
Requirements
Targeting & Outreach
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Partnerships with women's shelters, DV hotlines, and advocacy nonprofits
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Private, trauma-informed marketing through referral networks
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Employer outreach to companies with strong DEI and survivor-friendly policies
Targeting & Outreach

