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    Upon graduation, our clients will be able to embody and have the futures they genuinely deserve."A Home for Her" provides a structured and supportive environment for women affected by domestic violence and returning from incarceration. The program includes a comprehensive approach to recovery, focusing on mental health, physical health, financial literacy, and workforce training. The program is designed to help residents regain stability, develop new skills, and achieve self-sufficiency within six months. The following outlines a phased structure with key milestones every 90 days, 120 days, and at 6 months for our clients.

    If you would like to continue to support our mission:

    Your donation will go to the purchase of our first, 'A Home for Her.'

    Build

    A Home for Her is a nonprofit organization that directly assists women affected by domestic violence and those returning home from incarceration. The population of women affected by these circumstances are severely underserved in the Columbia, Missouri and Boone County surrounding areas. AHFH is a comprehensive solution to not only this problem, but also has the potential to decrease the unhoused population and lower recidivism.

    Sometimes people need a landing pad. A time of respite to recover, heal, and ultimately grow.

    This is A Home for Her.

    Grow

    By following this phased structure, "A Home for Her," will help women build the skills and confidence needed to transition successfully from a period of crisis, to self-sufficiency and independence.Our organization helps women affected by domestic violence and those transitioning from prison. We are able to address their unique needs, those related to their children and their trauma
    We work directly with mental health counseling providers to provide
    comprehensive support. Our main services include providing safehousing, therapy, and mentorship programs to guide our clients toward new paths. We utilize our community network to provide college classes, trade skills, case management, and transportation.

    Thrive

    Our women upon graduation, will be able to embody and have the futures they genuinely deserve."A Home for Her" provides a structured and supportive environment for women affected by domestic violence and returning from incarceration. The program includes a comprehensive approach to recovery, focusing on mental health, physical health, financial literacy, and workforce training. The program is designed to help residents regain stability, develop new skills, and achieve self-sufficiency within six months.

    Evaluation and Success Metrics:

    • Mental Health: Reduced trauma symptoms and improved emotional resilience, measured by surveys and therapy progress.
    • Physical Health: Regular health check-ups and improvements in fitness and self-care habits.
    • Financial Stability: Achieving financial goals, such as budgeting, saving, and reducing debt.
    • Workforce Participation: Securing stable employment and successful job retention for at least 6 months.
    • Successful Transition: Residents living independently, with continued support from the program's alumni network.
  • Our Board of Directors

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    D'Markus Thomas-Brown - Chairperson

    Good Dads

    A business professional and decisive leader with management experience spanning a variety of industries. I’m uniquely skilled in client/vendor relationship development, negotiating, and collaboration. International business, management, business development, leadership, and marketing strategy are some of the subjects and areas I excel in the most.

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    Brittany Hildebrand - Secretary

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    Communications professional | Story Teller | Youth Advocate| Writer| Information Junkie
    My lifelong goal is to speak out for those who cannot speak for themselves.

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    Dr. Shannon Wilson, JD, MBA

    With over 20 years of professional experience, I am deeply committed to fostering robust customer relationships and driving operational excellence. My core competencies include operations management and program evaluation. My mission is innovation and efficiency, and I am dedicated to enhancing organizational culture with my diverse education, experience, and strategic perspective.

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    Darin Preis

    CMCA

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    Alphia Hightower - MSOL

    Executive Coach and Consultant | Diversity, Inclusion, Equity (DEI) | Training | Trauma-Informed Leadership | HR Management | Public Speaking

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    Lesley Sapp, MBA

    Global Entrepreneurship Specialist | International Programming Expert | Higher Education Professional | Executive MBA Grad | Global Explorer

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    Tess Allison

    Forum Christian Church

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    Syreta Toson - Executive Director

    At A Home for Her, our team's mission is to ensure a safe environment for women to rebuild and prosper. My role as Executive Director combines strategic leadership with a passion for social change, driving initiatives that extend support to women affected by domestic violence and post-incarceration challenges.

    With an education in Communication and Media Studies from the University of Missouri, I apply my client-focused approach to community outreach, fostering resilience and growth. My previous experience as a Community Outreach Educator at Grade A Plus Incorporated has honed my skills in crafting messages that resonate and inspire change, aligning with our vision to create a society where every woman has a place to call home.