Foundation for Survivors of Abuse
Services
*Crisis Support & Advocacy — compassionate, survivor-centered support, someone to talk to, and help understanding available options.
*Safety & Exit Planning — assistance creating a personalized plan for leaving an abusive situation as safely as possible.
*Emergency Relocation Assistance — help moving survivors and their children to safer housing, including coordinating emergency moves.
*Emergency Housing Assistance — short-term hotel assistance and help connecting survivors with safe housing resources when available.
*Housing & Move-In Support — assistance helping survivors transition into new housing and obtain essential household items.
*Furniture & Household Goods — beds, furniture, kitchen supplies, linens, clothing, and other necessities needed to establish a home.
*Clothing Assistance — clothing and essential items for survivors, children, and other members of the household.
*Food & Grocery Assistance — groceries and other immediate food-related needs during a crisis or transition.
*Transportation Assistance — help addressing transportation barriers, including donated vehicles when available.
*Resource Navigation & Referrals — connecting survivors with counseling, shelters, legal resources, community programs, employment resources, and other specialized services.
*Employment & Independence Support — assistance locating resources that can help survivors obtain employment and move toward financial independence.
*Community Resource Coordination — working with businesses, nonprofits, churches, volunteers, and community partners to meet individual survivor needs.
*Christmas Assistance for Families — the annual Christmas Extravaganza Toy Drive & Distribution, providing Christmas gifts and support to children and families experiencing hardship.
*Donation Assistance Program — receiving donated clothing, furniture, household items, vehicles, and other resources and placing usable items where they can directly benefit survivors and their families.
*Emotional Support & Encouragement — walking alongside survivors throughout the process so they do not have to navigate rebuilding their lives alone.
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The Jenna Marie Foundation for Survivors of Abuse is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving survivors of domestic violence, intimate partner violence, and sexual assault. We provide free, confidential support including safety and exit planning, emergency relocation assistance, housing and household support, clothing, food, transportation assistance, resource navigation, referrals, and ongoing advocacy.
Our mission is to provide immediate, no-cost, confidential services that help survivors move toward safety, stability, independence, and a renewed sense of purpose.
Walking with survivors from pain to purpose.
