Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we provide support for survivors with children and pets.  We have pet foster programs and collaborate with organizations that offer child-friendly accomodations

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We do not currently have housing, but we are raising support now to build a safe tiny house village. Yes we do assist high-risk individuals in finding emergency accommodation through our network of partners and resources.

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To receive assistance clients must meet with the Ministry Director, upon acceptance clients will need to complete the application process with the client Services Team.

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We prioritize confidentiality and take strict measures to protect our clients privacy.​ Volunteers and staff undergo training on discretion to ensure anonymity  and security

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Our services are free to clients. However you must meet specific criteria for continued assistance, such as attending counseling, online financial planning classes, and applying for supportive services.

Yes, if you know someone who needs help, encourage them to contact us directly for an assessment. 806-231-1087 x2

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We understand and we are here to support and guide you. We understand how difficult is to ask for help.

We will be with you through each step of the way. 

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Moving Ahead is a free, user friendly  financial  program. It is offered in English and Spanish, easy to follow and you can complete it on your phone or computer.   https://www.thelearningcommunitytoend

violence.org/movingahead

Clients must actively participate in the program, attend scheduled appointments, and follow our guidelines for continued support.​

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